Sentence examples for reporting homogeneous from inspiring English sources

We also present novel results, reporting homogeneous nucleation and first order crystallization kinetics, for the first time, in a homopolymer and a diblock copolymer infiltrated within alumina nanopores.

It should also be noted that these values were all larger than that observed from the previously reported homogeneous ZnSe nanowires [16].

This short review is dedicated to the selective synthesis of polyglycerols preferentially to low molecular-weight oligomers with emphasis on the pros/cons of reported homogeneous and heterogeneous acidic and basic catalytic processes.

Reported homogeneous clusters were interpreted as putative gene families.

ReP TiO2 compares favourably to previously reported homogeneous systems and is the highest TON reported to date for a CO2-reducing Re photocatalyst under visible light irradiation.

Several studies have reported homogeneous subgroups within samples of patients with FM discovered using the exploratory data-mining technique of cluster analysis [ 5- 11].

Several studies reported homogeneous results concerning HRQoL after LTx and showed a significant improvement of physical efficiency one year after LTx [ 3– 5].

Quantitative immobilisation of the ReP catalysts onto TiO2 nanoparticles results in an improvement of the TONCO compared to previously reported homogeneous Re catalysts.

This situation is not easily accomplished and the majority of the reported homogeneous WOCs require CeIV to drive the oxidation of H2O.

Although Allander et al (2001) reported homogeneous gene expression profiles in GISTs with different KIT mutations, distinct clusters were also observed among the GISTs with KIT mutations (Allander et al, 2001; Yamaguchi et al, 2008), suggesting subgroups of GIST patients harbouring KIT mutations.

With only one tertiary referral hospital in the region (the University Hospital), reporting is homogeneous and complete, as ascertained by the ratio of the number of deaths to the number of cases registered during 1983-1987, which at 47% is very similar to those reported in other Western countries [ 28].