Sentence examples for reaction fit from inspiring English sources

The random stacked birnessite reaction fit best to a first-order kinetic model as seen in Table 1.

The data from each reaction fit well to a first-order kinetic model with r2 values >0.91 (Table 2).

The on- and off-rates of the interaction were also calculated from a two-state reaction fit to the respective analyte response sensograms (koff = 0,037 s-1 ± 0,019, N = 4; kon = 5,1x10 M-1s-1 ± 0,45x10, N = 3).

But Mr Duffy's reaction fits with a broader resistance to more formal evaluation methods by teachers unions across the country.

In time, more analysis will be done on Cyclone Pam, but Lonsdale's personal experience and gut reaction fits a pattern of expectations described in the most recent and most comprehensive collation of science on extreme events in the IPCC's Fifth Assessment Report.

"Beijing's excessive reaction fits into the story line of a more assertive China, and this gathering image is inimical to Beijing's basically successful foreign policy strategy of the last three decades," said David M. Lampton, director of China studies and a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.

The photocatalytic degradation reaction fitted the pseudo-first-order kinetics and OH was the crucial oxidative species.

The experiments indicate that it efficiently inhibits the cleavage step of the enzyme reaction, fitting well into the catalytic site.

The 1 mM and 10 mM As III) reactions fit first-kinetic models from 5 90 to 5 60 min, respectively, with kobserved equal to 0.00234 and 0.0011 sequentiallyially.

In the context of bipartite network representations [ 24, 25], the model exploits the statistical regularities that underlie the structure of a metabolic network in order to ascertaining how well individual links between metabolites and reactions fit the observed topological patterns.

The strontium model is consistent with surface complexation reactions fitted to other alkaline earth sorption data to goethite, but could be better refined with data collected over a range of ionic strength.