Sentence examples for reactions under control from inspiring English sources
Many of these same people feel an equal amount of pain when things run in the other direction, and it is important to keep these reactions under control.
Electrodes and electrolytes have been optimized not only to increase efficiency, but also to keep the corrosion reactions under control and to allow long-term cell stability.
Reactors operate by harnessing a nuclear chain reaction, and if you don't keep that chain reaction under control by, say, cooling it off, then you can end up with what is called a "criticality excursion".
When asked about families splitting the packs, DiMercurio said that she once had to use two of the EpiPens at the same time on her own son to get his reaction under control.
Often, though not invariably, reactions under kinetic control give a greater amount of the thermodynamically less stable of two possible products; if thermodynamic control is then established, the products shift to their equilibrium proportions, which might give a misleading picture of the reaction course.
Furthermore, the amygdala receives a strong projection from the PFC [ 64] which serves to put reflexive fear reactions under cognitive control (fig. 3) [ 65- 67].
To investigate if others reactions, beside transporters, were under high regulatory load, an enrichment test for reactions under the control of high-regulatory load genes situated at entry points of pathways was performed.
Each of these thermodynamic functions is good for chemical reactions under the control of different type of thermodynamic parameters.
As an example the free energy of Gibbs is a basic thermodynamic function that is specific for chemical reactions under the control of temperature and pressure.
Inert organic solvent, 1-octanol, is introduced to ensure reaction intensity under control.
A total of 20,000 CD44high/CD24high/EpCAMhigh HT-29 cells were used per cytotoxicity reaction, which under control conditions gave between 110 and 145 visible colonies per cm2 after 14 days (Fig. 1C).
