Sentence examples for total reactivity from inspiring English sources

After the reactor power peak occurs, the total reactivity oscillates several times because of the negative reactivity feedback effect and gradually decreases to zero.

It is found that the total reactivity correlates with microstructural features such as surface functionalization, size and curvature of basic structural units, stack height, and particle diameter.

These three effects account for 45%, 35%, and 20% of the total reactivity of soot respectively, with the thermal effect being the most important factor governing the soot reactivity.

The total reactivity decreases for 2 3 h and then gradually increases in proportion to xenon reactivity; therefore, the HTTR achieves recritical after an elapsed time of 6 7 h, which is different from the elapsed time at reactor power peak occurrence.

Factor 1 scores, therefore, provide a quantitative measure of total reactivity.

Thus, by definition, the first two components identified account for a large proportion of total reactivity.

However, till date this has always required deployment of two PTR-MS instruments, wherein one instrument measures ambient VOCs and the other instrument measures the total OH reactivity using the comparative reactivity method (CRM).

The total reactive antioxidant potential (TRAP) and total antioxidant reactivity (TAR) indexes and in vitro lipoperoxidation were also evaluated.

The comparison between the total OH reactivity measured and the OH reactivity derived from individual compound measurements are in better agreement for lower reactivity levels.

A new instrument to measure total OH reactivity in ambient air based on the Comparative Reactivity Method (CRM) has been built and characterized at the Finnish Meteorological Institute in Helsinki, Finland.

Following the intervention, the area under the TSI% post-occlusion response curve, which represents the total microvascular reactivity response, and the absolute peak TSI% response were significantly increased compared to pre-intervention in the Treatment leg, but not the Control leg.