Sentence examples for promoted samples from inspiring English sources
Tungsten, tin and potassium promoted samples were compared with unpromoted samples.
The cesium promoted samples Cs V/SiO2 (2.0 and 10.0%) exhibit high reducibilities, which qualitatively suggests that their oxygen mobility is very high and may result in deep oxidation of ethane.
Nevertheless, Au Co/Al2O3 had an improved mass-based activity, and a turnover frequency comparable to a platinum promoted sample, which highlighted the potential of gold as a reduction promoter for Co/Al2O3 catalysts.
A positive correlation between basicity and particle size was observed with the exception of K promoted sample.
Enhanced capability of reversible oxygen adsorption was detected on the TiO2 promoted sample, which also promoted the catalyst for N2O decomposition.
The surface coverage of CO is about ten percent higher on the Re promoted sample, suggesting that Re might be able to enhance CO adsorption a little bit.
The lower temperature and smaller area of CO peak was observed over plasma treated Ni-Mn/Al2O3 catalyst in CO2-TPSR test, i.e., less coke formation on the Mn promoted sample.
Bovine serum albumin addition to end polish reaction promoted sample loss when handled by the robot due to the formation of bubbles, and was replaced by 0.1% Tween 20 (Sigma-Aldrich, St . Louis MO, USA).
Based on DEM,enrichment and pollutants may promote change in community structure by favoring the tolerant species, while physical disturbances may promote sample dispersion as a result of unselective mortality.
To definitively promote sampling from the reticulum as an alternative to the omasal sampling technique, more research is needed to determine selection criteria of reticular digesta for accurate and precise flow estimates across a range of diets.
In order to promote sample clean up, to preconcentrate the phenolic fraction and to release esterified phenolic acids from the fruit matrix, elaborate liquid liquid extraction procedures followed by alkaline hydrolysis were performed.
