Sentence examples for rate of removing from inspiring English sources
In addition, Hsu et al. [30] affirm that the catalytic efficiency of formate oxidation depends on the rate of removing reaction intermediates from the catalyst surface (regenerating more active sites) and using simulation studies they suggested that Pd oxidation has been retarded and formatted consuming rate could have been boosted on Au/Pd nanoparticles.
The term ( m_{text{dehumid}}^{prime prime } ) represents the specific rate of removing water vapor from the greenhouse inside air in a manner the keeps the relative humidity of the inside air practically constant around required favorable value within a small-specified margin.
The budget request also would allow the agency to hire an additional 1,000 enforcement officers and about 600 support staff to increase the rate of removing people.
Protein S-glutathionylation is known to be an equilibrium process that depends on the rate of adding glutathione and the rate of removing glutathione, i.e. dethiolation.
The reason for PrPSc accumulation in the ER is because the ER quality control system senses the misfolded forms of PrP and ER chaperones retain them in the ER for folding or degradation by ERAD I. PrPSc is protease resistant so that the rate of removing the misfolded protein is slow; while more and more PrPC converts to PrPSc.
(1.1) where d is the birth rate and death rate of the population, b is the rate of removed individuals who lose immunity and return to the susceptible class, γ is the recovery rate of infective individuals, (frac{1}{f(I }) represents the effect of intervention policies on the reduction of valid contact coefficient a, and (frac {aI}{f(I }) is the infection force.
The rates of removing EC, TN, PO4, and COD from waters were all above 50% while removal rates for NH3 N, NO2, and NO3 all reached 100%.
For urban morphologies with similar surface temperatures, the air temperatures can still strongly vary due to different wind flow patterns causing different rates of removing heat by wind.
On a more abstract level, cell apoptosis and mitosis can be interpreted as two rates of removing and adding cells to tissue.
A reasonable epidemiologic metric, the population attributable risk (PAR), exists for estimating the effect on disease rates of removing a risk factor from the population.
However, these technologies target different P-containing flows in wastewater treatment plants (effluent, digester supernatant, sewage sludge, and sewage sludge ash), use diverse engineering approaches and differ greatly with respect to P recycling rate, potential of removing or destroying pollutants, product quality, environmental impact and cost.
