Sentence examples for rate of compound from inspiring English sources
The rock element damage failure rate of compound drilling is greater than conventional drilling.
A reaction rate of compound i can be expressed as: r_{H,i} = - frac{d[i]}{dt} = frac{{k_{H,i} [i]^{{n_{i} }} }}{{[i]_{o}^{{n_{i} - 1}} }} (21 where, r H,i : constant of reaction rate of compound i, [i] : the current concentration of compound i, [i]o : the concentration of compound i at initial time.
For instance, the inhibitory rate of compound 4j with 2,4-di-fluoro substituent on the phenyl ring was 41.22%, whereas that of compound 4m with 2,4-di-chloro substituent on the phenyl ring was 31.67%.
The results show that the desulfurization rate of compound ionic liquids increases with the increase of the reaction temperature range from 313 to 353 K and thereafter remained nearly constant, indicating a nearly equilibrium desulfurization rate.
For example, the inhibitory rate of compound 4n with 2,4-dicloro substituent on the phenyl ring was 71%, whereas that of compound 4k with 2,4-difluro substituent on the phenyl ring was 40%.
It was previously reported that repetitive activity resulted in changes in the magnitude, duration, and repolarization rate of compound action potentials (CAPs) in peripheral nerve tissue [7].
It is not only environmentally friendly, but also can greatly increase the extraction rate of compounds.
This method is not only environmentally friendly, but also greatly increases the extraction rate of compounds.
These variations are unlikely to be artifacts due to matrix differences because the extraction rate of compounds of a homologous series should be affected in the same way.
The amount of catalyst greatly affected the degradation rate of compounds as if addition of CuO improved COD removal efficiency (Fig. 4), but efficiency was decreased in the values of CuO dosage greater than optimum point as 0.08 g/l.
This hopefully will have an impact on the attrition rate of compounds failing in clinical trials for the benefit of all.
