Sentence examples for progress corresponding to from inspiring English sources

To evaluate reaction progress corresponding to the amount of water infiltration, we conducted calculations with increasing amounts of water infiltration at constant P T condition of 300 °C and 0.2 GPa.

To evaluate reaction progress corresponding to P T changes, we conducted calculations along the retrograde P T path from 500 °C and 1.0 GPa for the following two end-member cases.

Of the 81 patients who developed microalbuminuria, 27 (12%) progressed to persistent macroalbuminuria, but only 2 of the patients with vitamin D levels equal to or below the lower 10% percentile progressed, corresponding to 9%.

Time in the simulation progressed in discrete iterations corresponding to the four seasons in a year of equal duration i.e. three months.

This deterioration progresses from a period corresponding to a short time interval limited to the end of the overnight fast up to an extended period that covers the nocturnal and interprandial periods considered as a whole (9).

In Japan, population aging of society is estimated to progress faster than foreign countries, corresponding to shortage of labor and caregiver is a very serious problem.

Transcriptome profiles were obtained at 70% of fermentation progress (66 g/l CO2 released), corresponding to late stationary phase, 20 to 40 hours after the end of the growth phase (depending on the segregants).

Simulations progressed in discrete time steps corresponding to 40 min, the approximate generation time of Pseudomonas aeruginosa growing at the body temperature of a human host (El'Garch et al. 2007).

The maximum hardness correlated linearly with the scratch-resistant properties determined from scratch tests in the progress mode, notably the critical loads corresponding to the first microcracking related to cohesive failure (LC1), spallation related to adhesive failure (LC2) and worn out (LC4).

Investigation of the dynamic properties of the fatty acid β-oxidation reveals that the formation of acetyl-CoA – substrate for energy production – is highly impaired within the first hours of fasting corresponding to the rapid progress to coma within 1 2 hours.

To account for changes in transcript levels normally occurring as the cell cycle progresses, we used the normalized values corresponding to 15 min and 75 min of the cell cycle microarray profiles obtained from the data of McGrath et al. [25], as the non-starved controls for swarmer and stalked cells, respectively.