Sentence examples for predominant process and from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, cold-welding became the predominant process and agglomeration occurred.
The results indicate that chemical structure and stereochemistry of the novel materials define the predominant process and the overall behaviour of the samples upon UV exposure.
It is found that the chemisorption of ammonia onto the fresh molybdenum surfaces created by milling was the predominant process during solid-gas reaction, and the energy input due to introduction of highly dense grain boundaries and lattice defects offered the activation energy for the transition from Mo N chemisorption to molybdenum nitride.
A linearized stress intensity factor (SIF) is derived for concrete through a multiscale approach by considering the predominant process zone mechanisms such as aggregate bridging and microcracking.
We observed five BACs, each containing two PRAMEY loci (Table S1), suggesting that the expansion of PRAMEY occurred in tandem on BTAY and gene duplication was the predominant process during the expansion.
Cell adhesion was found to be the predominant process, which associates 8 critical genes including ITGA1, ITGA6, RELN and LYVE1 (extracellular link domain containing 1) (Supplementary figure S2).
The results of this study would apply in settings where the predominant process controlling carbon cycling is the interaction between the surface water DIC and atmospheric CO2(g).
Upon electrochemical switching in various electrolyte solutions, between oxidised and reduced states the polypyrrole films exhibited cation movement as the predominant process that maintains charge neutrality.
Chain scission associated with the formation of trifluoromethyl (–CF3), carboxylic acid fluoride (–COF) and carboxylic acid (–COOH) end groups was confirmed to be the predominant process under these conditions.
The predominant process is the chemical pulping, using the kraft process (ca. 80%).
The suitable conduction mechanism is decided depending on the predominant process.
