Sentence examples for precipitation progress from inspiring English sources

The method is based on expressing the local concentration of the precipitated substance as a function of dimensionless concentration of the solvent (interpreted as a passive scalar) and application of the single precipitation progress variable.

The increased cell density in the LC treatment could explain why the two cell-containing treatments did not appear to be significantly different from each other with respect to precipitation progress (Figure 2) or final product composition (Figure 5).

The addition of the mixture of organic acids did not appear to impact precipitation progress relative to the abiotic control; the solute concentration profiles were almost identical (Figure 2), as was the composition of the final mineral phase as estimated from solution chemistry (Figure 5).

There will also be a Rayleigh distillation effect in the somewhat isolated, interstitial water of the benthic mats whereby the bicarbonate reservoir becomes progressively depleted in 18O and 13C as carbonate precipitation progresses.

Rivers are the surface expression within each drainage basin of the way in which water from precipitation progresses through the hydrological cycle to seas or lakes.

Here, in contrast, mineral precipitation was allowed to progress on its own in DMEM without the addition of exogenous precipitating ions.

Alloying of C and Si or Mo to the TNM based material led to improved creep properties and microstructural stability by inhibiting the progress of discontinuous precipitation.

In the future, the present results should be compared to an observational statistical study of proton precipitation, which is now in progress, but this comparison is saved for a future publication.

Another review highlighted that the inability to model terrestrial precipitation represented the principle 'roadblock to progress in climate science' (Stevens and Bony 2013).

A similarly wide range of conditions may be expected to exist when reactants are introduced into the subsurface, with significant consequent effects on the temporal and spatial progress of the desired calcite precipitation reactions.

Regarding the overall progress of steel corrosion, the precipitation of carbonate and corrosion products might reduce the determining electrochemical reactions, i.e., reduce ongoing corrosion at places of significant scale deposition (cf. Nogara and Zarrouk 2014).