Sentence examples for raised to certain from inspiring English sources

Gas B which is absorbed through the exposed surfaces, dissolves in the liquid, and then undergoes irreversible chemical reaction of the second or higher order with A. It is assumed that the reaction rate is equal to a rate constant times the product of the concentrations of the species raised to certain powers.

We identified a previously unappreciated activity of NOD2, which can "sense" the intensity of the TLR4-mediated signaling, resulting in synergistic stimulation of IL-12 production in a "ligand-independent" manner when the TLR signaling intensity is low or moderate; or in the induction of the transcriptional regulator C/EBPa when the TLR signaling raises to certain threshold of intensity.

It is ironic that then-Speaker Bass, who wrongly proclaimed at the time the bill was passed that it was not an "early release" bill, recently felt compelled to give raises to certain legislative staffers even as the state's budget problems persist.

Some of us were born with certain sorts of conceptions or some of us were raised to have certain sorts of conceptions of the good life.

It is a dish using an ingredient others would reject, raised to a certain majesty.

When the content of LiClO4 is raised to a certain extent, this interaction can be detected by way of Raman and IR spectroscopy.

We are generally raised to follow certain conversational "rules" that include being courteous, not instigating conflict, and ensuring smooth social interactions.

To avoid the sensitivity of vanadium electrolyte to impurities and concern about both the stability of positive and negative electrolytes, the concentration of H2SO4 should be raised to a certain extent to confirm the stability of positive electrolyte.

The seats can be raised to a certain point, but then your head would be scraping the ceiling.

This attenuation is known as path loss and it is modeled to be inversely proportional to the distance between both devices raised to a certain exponent.

The attenuation caused by the distance that separates two wireless nodes is known as path-loss, and it is modeled to be inversely proportional to the distance between the emitter and the receiver raised to a certain exponent.