Sentence examples for preferential consumption of from inspiring English sources

It was further amplified by preferential consumption of the dissolved O2 phase.

Preferential consumption of the low molecular weight components causes the high density (low API gravity) of the unconsumed residue (Wenger et al. 2002).

A regular distribution of IA in the PAI chain was achieved through the continuous addition of IA during polymerization, which compensated for the preferential consumption of IA.

This saturation is because of preferential consumption of silver atoms by the nanoparticles formed in the bulk of the glass, which absorption grows about linearly for longer annealing of the glass in hydrogen (see Figure 2).

The model ascribes these various char deactivation phenomena to the combined effects of thermal annealing, ash inhibition, and the preferential consumption of more reactive particles (statistical kinetics), the relative contributions of which vary greatly with combustion conditions.

Besides, the reaction mechanism of the preferential consumption of small aromatic ring systems during char-steam gasification may not always be the same as what the literatures have suggested, but is very much dependent on the nature of char.

Recommendations to prevent childhood exposure include environmental cleanup of contaminated areas, regulatory enforcement of safe practices for industrial waste disposal and emissions control, and preferential consumption, when available, of foods produced in noncontaminated areas.

Then spatial preferential consumption initiated, indicating the threshold nature of the phenomenon.

(2) Preferential consumption, in most experiments, was observed to start from the top of the particle.

Reaction proceeds over the microcrystal surface with preferential consumption at the narrow joints between adjacent microcrystals, leading to the breakage of the joints.

Our results support that preferential anaerobic consumption of glucose by the placenta at high altitude spares oxygen for fetal use, but limits glucose availability for fetal growth.