Sentence examples for time accumulation from inspiring English sources
Phenol oxidation at the modified electrodes, after a time accumulation under open circuit conditions, promotes increments of the current and shifts the oxidation potential to less positive values, compared to phenol oxidation at HT-GC or GC electrodes.
For both seedling and regrowth phases, the thermal time accumulation to reach 50% buds visible (Tt0-bv) and 50% open flowers (Tt0-fl) increased as photoperiod shortened in autumn.
However, the inherent difference between point-scale gauge measurements and areal satellite precipitation, i.e. a point of space in time accumulation v.s. a snapshot of time in space aggregation, has an important effect on the accuracy and precision of qualitative and quantitative evaluation results.
With the time accumulation, when the target appears, the detection probability can eventually reach more than 0.8.
At the same time, accumulation of electron density at the most electronegative atom of the EWG gives as a result an additional deshielding effect on H-5.
Of course, 5 days of application are not nearly sufficient to investigate chronic exposure and potential long time accumulation and that low numbers of particles below the detection limit may have been overlooked.
Specifically, dormancy release was modeled as a logistic function of an after-ripening thermal-time index while germination/pre-emergence growth was represented by a logistic distribution of hydrothermal-time accumulation.
The quality of the ensemble forecasts is evaluated conditionally upon precipitation amounts, forecast lead times, accumulation periods, and seasonality using different verification metrics.
This is because most of the road greenbelts in Beijing were newly built and filled with garden soils and have only experienced a short-time accumulation of soil organic matters and pollutants.
In initial studies, real-time accumulation of PCR amplicons was evaluated with ethidium bromide [ 6].
However, some of the kinetic parameters may not be available for newly discovered pathways, since they usually require many experimental data and long-time accumulation of knowledge.
