Sentence examples for prominent phase from inspiring English sources
During both types of transesterification reactions, the minimum time required for initiation of biodiesel yield was 25 min, while below this no prominent phase separation was observed.
In this work, we provide a unified and comparative description of the most prominent phase field based two-phase flow models and present our numerical results of the application of Galerkin-based IsogeometoincompressibleGA) to iNavier Stokes Cahn Hilliard–CahNSCHlliard (NSCH) equations in velocity pressure phase field-chemical potential formulation.
The most prominent phase I enzymes are cytochrome P450s (also known as CYPs) that detoxify or activate xenobiotic compounds [ 1].
This increase in peripheral T-cell commitment did not, however, equate to worse joint pathology during the T-cell prominent phase of the model (day-10).
All assays for each antibody contained identical positive and negative control sera which were used to normalise between assays if a prominent phase shift was detected.
Therefore a simple indicator of synchronization is a prominent phase recurrency together with high signal variation, i.e. high variability of heart rate and respiratory rate.
We here show a commonality in the approach to the design of prominent phase-modulated schemes used for heteronuclear dipolar decoupling in solid-state NMR.
A time course of the parameter changes can be divided into three prominent phases shown in the graph.
The steppe and coniferous forest group is characterized by prominent buccal phase I facets, small lingual phase I facets, and phase II facet areas slightly larger when compared to those of deciduous woodland samples.
Another feature evident is shift of the band center from approximately 50 DY at 90 km to approximately 90 DY at 81 km indicating a prominent downward phase propagation of vertical phase speed of approximately 225 m/day.
Apart from the prominent HAp phase, the coatings revealed minor phases of alpha tricalcium phosphate and tetracalcium phosphate.
