Sentence examples for relevant residence from inspiring English sources

The productivity was higher than that obtained with spherical silica nanoparticles and the process duration is the longest so far reported for continuous biocatalysis in PE at industrially relevant residence times.

The relevant residence of each subject was his or her home in 1990 or the first residence for later arrivals.

Evaluation of tablets in bio-relevant media using physiologically relevant residence time indicated variable and higher initial release rate for uncoated matrices containing lactose but more robust behavior for tablets containing partially pregelatinized starch.

Further, tap water samples may not be available for all participants or reflect levels during the relevant time period, yet inferences about the relationship between disease and exposure are frequently based on present-day contaminant levels from only those who still live at a relevant residence and agree to water testing.

The correction factor is applied to the experimentally-measurable exit gas composition in order to determine the relevant residence-time average driving force.

However, we note the difficulty in constraining relevant surface residence times of material on Itokawa from the analysis of one single particle.

For a gas inflow stream saturated with water vapor, it is shown that the relevant flow residence time of a premixed flame is governed by the droplet trajectory through the preheat region, while for a non-premixed flame, the relevant time scale is governed by the convective-diffusive layer relative to the saturated air-stream.

Various models have been proposed and most of them use simulated digestive fluid to sequentially, or continuously extract contaminants within a matrix during relevant physiological residence times.

The results were presented in the form of tables, figures and texts using frequencies and summary statistics such as mean, standard deviation, and percentage to describe the study population in relation to relevant variables age, residence, ethnicity, religion, marital status, educational status, occupational status, distance from health center, parity, family size, ANC, and place of delivery).

Our observational and interview data show how the relevant judgements about residence capacity are complex for all concerned, and can be considered in connection with five themes: borderline capacity; assessment approaches; documentation; narrative; time and timing.

"It is true that the area covered by the authorisation has a sizeable proportion of black residents – although residence is not directly relevant to authorisation or use of the stop-and-search power.