Sentence examples for rate of nuclei from inspiring English sources

At 70 °C, both the nucleation rate and growth rate of nuclei are decreased due to the property modification of cement by epoxy resin.

The estimated misclassification rate of nuclei (tumour versus nontumour) was < 10%, thus confirming the ability of the algorithm to identify tumour from stromal tissue and also confirming the accuracy of the algorithm in quantifying ER expression.

The growth rate of nuclei decreased with annealing time and was mainly responsible for the low Avrami exponents.

The in-situ measured characteristics of the dehydration reaction provided confirmatory evidence that the rate of nucleation obeys an exponential law and the rate of nuclei growth is approximately constant.

Meanwhile, homogeneous nucleation is effectively inhibited at a low T. Second, glucose at an elevated T results in fast and uniform growth rate of nuclei, which tends to form compact nanoshell on glass microsphere.

The cleaning was unprecedentedly fast which is attributed to the extremely high rate of nuclei formation during homogeneous nucleation under highly supersaturated conditions.

Additional information is obtained from the dependence of the stationary rate of nucleus formation on temperature and overpotential.

We have measured the rate of nucleus formation in HbS partially liganded with NO or CO, which we find have equivalent effects in reducing the nucleation rates.

There are four factors that contribute to most of the reductions of HF-HRV37; reduced basal firing rate of Nucleus Ambiguus (NA) motor neurons (i.e., IBI interval variation), lower respiratory depth, increased respiratory frequency64, and lower central respiratory drive65.

Many of them suggested premature cornification: a reduced thickness of spinous/granular layers without reduction of the keratinocyte proliferation rate, persistence of nuclei (parakeratosis) and abnormal vesicles in the corneocyte matrix and reduced proteolytic processing of the late differentiation proteins (hornerin, profilaggrin and corneodesmosin).

The growth rate of the nuclei of PbO2 was greater for acetate-doped PbO2 but it was smaller for Cu II -modified PbO2 in Cu II -modified PbO2 PbO2.