Sentence examples for predominant steps from inspiring English sources
Oxidation reactions are the predominant steps.
A reaction model is then proposed based on the predominant steps as a function of the potential and the electrode surface nature.
The oxidation of nitrites to nitrates by NO2, with release of NO, is the predominant storage step, and its rate increases with temperature.
These TG curves correspond to predominant single-step degradation with well-defined initial and final degradation temperatures and may be a result of a random chain scission process.
The aim of this study was to investigate if their co-condensation with a tetraalkoxy silane would take place by predominant intramolecular cyclization steps, eventually leading to functionalized silicas that can be dissolved in appropriate solvents.
In the system Ag(111)/Pb2+/ClO−4, the Mez+-charge transfer seems to be the predominant rate determining step.
The predominant frequency of stepping (cadence) within 4 s blocks is identifiable as the peak in spectral power over 1 3 Hz, corresponding to the 'locomotor frequency band' (Ichinoseki-Sekine et al., 2006).
The FIM patterns consist of the concentric circular atomic steps of predominant {110}, {111}, and {112} crystallographic planes (Fig. 1). Figure 1 is found to contain a GB with a misorientation angle 19° (shown by arrows) that corresponded to a special non-CSL angle ω Σ9/2 = 19.47°, earlier revealed in [7].
The design of die shape in sequential forging steps has the predominant role for a prolonged die life in comparison to the quality of nitrided die cavity surface.
Our strategy reveals some general rules concerning the adaptation of the first predominant chemical reactions to enzymatic steps in the LCA and allows us to infer environmental issues in the early stages of the emergence of life.
In particular, LOC_Os02g47470 encodes the ABA 8'-hydroxylase (OsABA8ox1), which catalyses the major regulatory step of the predominant pathway for ABA inactivation via the conversion of ABA to phaseic acid (Kushiro et al. 2004).
