Sentence examples for specified reaction from inspiring English sources
At this point the reaction may be considered to be completed; i.e., for some specified reaction condition, the maximum conversion of reactants to products has been attained.
Changes in concentration of the dye solution were measured with a spectrophotometer at lambda of 553 nm at specified reaction intervals.
Yb atoms can be constrained in a specified reaction region during silicidation as evidenced by Auger electron spectroscopy and cross-section transmission electron microscopy analysis.
Additionally, we evaluate the potential of mean force (or free energy density) along a specified reaction coordinate to facilitate extensive conformational sampling of the nanocarrier motion.
Removal was analyzed through the initial and final 4-CP concentrations according to following equation: {text{Removal}} left( % right) = frac{{left( {C_{0} - C_{t} } right)}}{{C_{0} }} times 100, (1 where Co is the initial concentration of 4-CP (mg/L) and C t is the concentration of 4-CP (mg/L) at specified reaction time t (min).
Because as long as a specified reaction respects universal principles, such as the conservation of matter and energy any reaction may happen at any time (some are more likely than others), we maintain that the sole features relevant to unique reaction specification are the chemical identities and stoichiometries of the participating chemical entities (Figure 3).
In fact only 2% of the allergic, not already specified, reactions have been reported (De Gramont et al, 2002).
PathText 2 specifies reaction semantics using the CellDesigner (Funahashi et al., 2003) types in SBML.
The last row specifies reaction reversibility (1 for reversible, and 0 for irreversible).
Constraints area applied to the network as upper and lower bounds on the fluxes, (2) α ≤ v ≤ β In which the α vector specifies reaction flux lower bounds and the β vector specifies reaction flux upper bounds.
Besides entries, KGML specifies reactions, which contain substrates and products that are essentially references to the corresponding entries.
