Sentence examples for related surface area from inspiring English sources

H-bonding (H-bond donor/acceptor) related surface area, polar surface area, log⁡ P related features, and topological electronic index related features are also significant.

This may indicate that the carboxylic acid group plays an important role in the BBB penetration, which is consistent with the study of Abraham et al. [ 51 ]. (2) H-bonding (H-bond donor/acceptor) related surface area, polar surface area, log⁡ P related features, and topological electronic index related features are also significant.

Net photosynthesis (open circles) and dark respiration (black squares; related to surface area) versus thallus water content (expressed as equivalent to mm H2O precipitation).

The techniques and the methods suitable for the determination of related properties (surface area, pore volume and pore size distribution) are reviewed.

Despite the association of yield-related phenotypes (surface area of unhusked seeds and number of panicles) with three other SNPs with highly skewed allele frequencies (Table  2), we could not find any candidate genes or QTLs in these regions.

Several studies have demonstrated that the potency of inhaled nanoparticles can be associated with size-related parameters, including surface area, rather than the more conventional exposure metric of mass concentration [reviewed by Oberdörster et al. (2005)].

Perfusion imaging has given rise to several important quantitative parameters chief among which are blood flow (BF), blood volume (BV), time to peak flow, capillary permeability and the related concept of permeability surface area product (PS), which may have prognostic usefulness in assessing neoplasms.

The effective oxygen diffusivity is positively correlated to porosity (and its related parameters) and the surface area and shape of the voids, and negatively correlates to the number of voids and cells, as well as the number and length of branches in the void network and the degree of fragmentation of the network.

He also solved the related problem of finding the surface area of a segment of a paraboloid of revolution.

In those critical conditions, with high residual temperature of ∼900 °C, significant surface and bulk reconstructions take place and then lead to drastic losses of specific surface area and related catalytic performances in the decomposition of N2O to N2.

In this paper we investigate the links between the dissolution mechanisms that control the porosity changes and the related changes of the reactive surface area and of the permeability.