Sentence examples for retention range from inspiring English sources

A proper retention range is first determined with a binary mobile phase of ACN and water based on the general resolution equation.

In this work, we use 'artificial protein', i.e., PAMAM-COOH dendrimer, to be the analog of NCPs, due to its mono-dispersed molecular weight within the size retention range of collagen and the well-defined steric structure.

The type of food also significantly influences bioavailability, as shown by the wide retention range associated with food type (3.5-56.8%), as compared to 61.3% for fasting adults dosed with PbAc [35].

Oven drying of sweet potato roots resulted in average of 85% pVAC retention (range: 70 96%) (Hagenimana et al., 1999; Nascimento et al., 2007; Bengtsson et al., 2008).

Roasting whole sweet potato on a grill was found to be less damaging to the pVAC content (85% retention; range: 49 100%), Kidmose et al., (2007), than baking in the oven (69% retention) (Chandler and Schwartz, 1988).

Frying over a short period of time (1 to 10 minutes) was found to be a relatively nondestructive process for pVAC content with an average of 70% retention (Range: 67 78%), Nascimento et al., (2006), Bengtsson et al., (2008) and Wu et al., (2008).

For large rainfall events (i.e., >45 mm) green roof average retention ranged between 16% and 29% in all cities.

The chromatograms of the two single fungal cultures (controls) and the co-culture are reported in Fig. 1, where significant differences in terms of peak intensity were observed in the time of retention ranging at 5 7 and 9 13 min.

Many factors contribute to program engagement and retention, ranging from inconvenience of timing, location, and transportation, to cost, child care needs, and competition with other activities or the needs of other family members and friends.

Results revealed that throughput capacity ranged from 76 – 442 kg/h, peeling efficiency ranged from 50 – 75%, mechanical damage ranged from 1244%44%, quality performance efficiency ranged from 22 – 66%, and peel retention ranged from 7.2 – 33%.

Such inappropriate or unlawful retention ranged from what an administration official told the Post was human error, to seeming technological flaws, to collection efforts that inherently involved transgressing the few boundaries that have existed on NSA bulk collection since 2008, when Congress broadened a basic law of surveillance, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.