Sentence examples for time of degradation from inspiring English sources

Copolymers degraded mainly by surface erosion but the bulk erosion pattern also appeared at the initial time of degradation for formulation 30% and 40%.

The slow degradation and fragmentation is most likely due to partially crosslinking after long time of degradation, which results in the limitation of low molecular weight residues for assimilation.

Depending on the trehalose diacetal isomer and solvent system used in copolymerization, as well the degree of network cross-linking, these hydrogels differed in morphology, swelling and deswelling behavior and time of degradation.

This possibility is quite frequent during the initial time of degradation and also when two time constants are distinguishable in the plot, as shown in the presented experimental results.

The thickness of the cell was controlled at most 0.1 mm to shorten the time of degradation and the distance of the mass transfer from the solution to the surface of electrode, and ensure the light transmittance of a 365 nm ultraviolet LED in the meanwhile.

The time of degradation of the titanium electrode with multilayer antimony-doped tin dioxide coating under condition of accelerated test in the test medium of sulfuric acid is higher compared to both single-layer coating (by 1.5 1.7 times, Fig. 4) and coating obtained using prolonged heat treatment step (by 2 3 times, [19]).

To quantify the development and kinetics of chemical degradation at the cemented bond, the concrete leaching fronts are characterized at different times of degradation by using phenolphthalein.

Photodegradation of AY dye adsorbed on the film surface is characterized by different ways of bleaching a fast process involving photocatalysts on TiO2 and TiO2/SiO2 films containing anatase nanoparticles (half-time of degradation 4 and 15 min, respectively), or a slow process (more than 90 min) of chemical oxidation of protonated via aminogroup acridine yellow on silica surface in air.

As a result, regardless of whether substrates differ in their k c or k d, they are very likely to have different times of degradation onset.

Our next goal was to develop computational models to help us understand how differences among substrates translate into distinct times of degradation onset.

Description of the exact time course of degradation is currently impossible since clinical, as experimental studies usually involve only one time point.