Sentence examples for remarkably high value from inspiring English sources
The specific capacitance of this composite can still be maintained to a remarkably high value of 237 F·g−1 (87.8% of retention ratio) even at a very high rate of 50 A·g−1.
Ionic conductivity of 92.5%-[1 92.5%-[1–SN]:7.5%-PAN (PAN aMount as per SN weight) composite at 25 °C recorded a remarkabLiClO4 SN]lue of 7 × 10−3 Ω−1 cm−1, higher by few tens of order in magnitude comPANed to 1 M LiClO4–SN.
Whereas at the baseline 45% of the variance of MacNew Global scores could be explained referring to HADS Total score this percentage rose to the remarkably high value of 77% after six months.
It was demonstrated that bicovalent flavinylation shifts the redox potential of the cofactor to a remarkably high value of 132 mV and hence facilitates the oxidative ring closure in (S -reticuline, yielding (S -reticuline as the product.
Remarkably high values of r2 are maintained between weakly linked loci, especially if gene flow is low.
Considering that these SACs have quite high bed densities, their toluene adsorption capacities per unit of volume reach remarkably high values.
In the case of multifilament wire gauze packing (MFWGP) remarkably high values of a up to 16 cm2/cm3 were obtained in the pulse to disperse flow regime.
Remarkably, high values of microhardness (in excess of HV=7.3 GPa) are obtained in foils prepared by long-term milling followed by HPT.
These remarkably high values indicate that this alpine accretionary soil is characterized by highly efficient SOC burial, and therefore that such soils are an important terrestrial CO2 sink.
The estimated Vickers hardness, tensile strength, and shear strength of C60 clathrate reach remarkably high values of 82.8, 90.7, and 76.4 GPa, respectively, indicating its superhard and superstrong characteristic.
Also due to interlacement of tows or yarns, woven fabrics offer high resistance to damage, superior energy absorption (Karahan et al. 2008) and remarkably high values of strain at failure in tension, and loadings (Chou and Ko 1989; Dixit and Mali 2013).
