Sentence examples for phase achieving from inspiring English sources

The upper cyclohexane phase functioned as both substrate supply and product assembly phases, whereas the electrochemical reactions took place in the lower electrolyte solution phase, achieving spatial separation of the electrolyte solution phase.

Following a brief period of quiescence, flies then exhibit a more sustained period of enhanced locomotor activity, the hyperactive phase, achieving peak speeds at 10 12 min. As flies continue to accumulate ethanol internally, they become progressively more uncoordinated, decrease overall locomotion, and eventually become sedated.

The APHRODITE intervention was based on the transtheoretical model [ 7] and was designed to support participant progress from a motivational phase (planning change), via the motivation-action gap (initiating change) towards an action phase (achieving change).

Since it is impossible to predict how the system will affect health care delivery during the development phase, achieving a balance between mandating activities and minimal interference should be given careful consideration during the development of an eCDSS.

A total of 79 indicators were selected to define the post-disaster recovery phase achieved by L'Aquila (Table 2).

With regard to sample storage stability, it was shown that at 4 °C the prepared Tenofovir liposomes, dispersed in aqueous phase, achieved stability for at least 2 years.

Further increase of the fraction and perfection of the ordered phase achieved by annealing at high temperature leads to a decrease of the RAF.

It was found that most of the internally cured samples under four different simulated conditions of the 1st phase achieved less compressive strength than that of control samples under NC.

Furthermore, our data confirm that the H1 molecules newly synthesized during S phase achieve a similar phosphorylation pattern to the previous ones.

The key advantage of the block copolymer structure compared to homopolymer P2VP is thus the increased loading of protein into the organic phase achieved per mass of P2VP.

Indeed, 95% of CML patients in chronic phase achieve remission with imatinib [5], [11], [12]; however, many patients with accelerated phase or blast crisis develop resistance to imatinib [5], [13].