Sentence examples for reduced zones from inspiring English sources
Two reduction treatments are performed either by direct contact of an electrode or by scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM) leading to disc shaped reduced zones of, respectively, ∼1 mm and ∼100 μm diameter.
We show that overexpression of Wnt4 in the mouse growth plate may also influence chondrocyte maturation, as shown by reduced zones of proliferating chondrocytes and expanded zones of Col10a1 hybridization and hypertrophic chondrocytes in R26floxneoWnt4; Col2a1-Cre mutants.
Increased channeling with time of oxidation could affect the transport of an oxidant through the previously reduced zone, and hence the oxidation dynamics of the reduced species.
Furthermore there is an oxygen reduced zone on the surface during the plasma expansion.
In the lower reduced zone, elevated concentrations of PO4 occur up to 60 m away.
Calculations of normal modes of isotactic 1,4-trans-poly(1,3-pentadiene) and their dispersion within the first Brillouin zone (reduced zone scheme) are reported here.
L = light or reduced reaction with typing phages; CL = clear lysis; OL = opaque lysis; SCL = semi-confluent lysis; red = reduced zone; ±, +, ++ = increasing numbers of discrete plaques, - = no reaction.
Here we did not identify any previously described macrolide resistance genes in S. Paratyphi A strains with elevated MICs and/or reduced zone sizes, but we did not exhaustively search for other mechanisms.
Based on factor analysis and cluster analysis, the vertical distributions of the redox zones in S2 and S5 were classified as oxidizing, transitional, and reducing zones, respectively.
It was shown, that under fluctuating reducing/oxidizing conditions, sulphur capture as CaS in locally reducing zones increased the sulphur retention level of the sorbent.
The high aqueous As content in the boundary of the transitional and reducing zones was caused by the reductive dissolution of highly dissolved Fe compounds through the microbial respiration of organic matter (OM).
