Sentence examples for residual alteration from inspiring English sources

Because the residual alteration rate (i.e., minimum dissolution rate) of basaltic glass was considered, the calculated alteration durations represent "upper limits".

Those models are able to describe experimental data in far-from-equilibrium cases and can also describe the drop of the alteration rate, but cannot be used at close-to-equilibrium conditions because a residual alteration rate is not accounted for.

The difference of the equivalent stresses associated with concrete coating treatments correspond to the related equivalent residual stress alterations.

A method to determine coating residual stress alterations induced by various mechanical or heat treatments is introduced in the present paper.

But residual signal alterations of the bone marrow have been also reported after the end of therapy, particularly in patients with a focal pattern before treatment (Fig.  6) [ 60].

It could be possible to speculate that donkeys can control the clinical symptoms after natural infection in endemic areas, but, at the same time, they can have some residual hematochemical alterations similar to those of symptomatic animals, exposing them to the risk of disease or poor performance.

Deformity of the greater tuberosity was defined by a >5-mm residual displacement or alteration of the countour of the greater tuberosity [12, 13, 14].

A mixture design method is developed to investigate the effects of R7T7 glass composition on the residual rate of alteration in di-ionized water at 50 °C.

Placental transfer of HIV-related proteins and residual maternal immune alterations could be responsible for the findings concerning the immune function of our HIV-exposed non-infected neonates [ 31, 32].

But the desaturation function is perfect to reflect the residual oil saturation change based on IFT alteration.

Primary kaolins result from residual weathering or hydrothermal alteration and secondary kaolins are sedimentary in origin.