Sentence examples for ratio of oxidation from inspiring English sources

The aggregation in batch-2 alters the ratio of oxidation states of CNPs which is discussed in later sections.

Although the individual samples showed major differences in activity for both pathways, the ratio of oxidation to reduction was relatively constant.

This interdependence may normalize the ratio of oxidation and reduction, thus yielding the observed approximate linear correlation between the two pathways.

It was found that the ratio of oxidation and cleavage products is sequence-dependent and that the secondary chemical reactions occurring after the initial oxidation step are influenced by the adjacent aa residues.

Using these methods, the ratio of oxidation to total protein can be calculated and the specific oxidation index (representing the nanomoles of oxidation per mg of protein) can be determined for each individual protein of the resolved mixture.

With respect to the coke formation, the following is found: (i) the coke formation probability can be measured by the rate ratio of CH oxidation pathway to C oxidation pathway (rCH/rC) and the barrier of CO dissociation, (ii) on Ni(1 1 1), the coke is unlikely to form, and (iii) the coke formations on the stepped surfaces of both nickel and nickel carbide can readily occur.

In our study, this error was expressed as a function of the extent (P/N) in which the reactant concentrations deviated from the stoichiometric ratio of each oxidation reaction.

For datasets (CN), (Ctrl) and (HB) which were compatible with a given ratio of LCFA oxidation, extreme flux distributions and AIO coefficients variability were studied.

Despite this difference of structure between the (HB) dataset and the (Ctrl) and (CN) datasets, our analysis suggested that extreme distributions were not biologically relevant, independently from the ratio of LCFA oxidation or the dataset under study.

Additionally, high exchange fluxes of oxaloacetate with aspartate as well as malate indicated amino acid pool buffering and the activity of the malate/Asp shuttle; iii) the ratio of methanol oxidation vs utilization appeared to be lower (54 vs 79% assimilated methanol directly oxidized to CO2).

Ignoring gas-phase reactions, the ratio of the indoor concentration of ozone oxidation products to the indoor concentration of ozone, [Prod]:[O3, indr], is roughly estimated by where k sr and λ are as defined for Equation 1, and F is the ratio of the molar emission rate of oxidation products to ozone's surface removal rate (sometimes called the "formation factor").