Sentence examples for transformation degree from inspiring English sources

Results showed a correlation between the reduction degree of GO and its ability to act as RM, which was reflected in the dehalogenation and transformation degree of IOP.

It may be because that the doped ions change the course of phase structure transformation, so the transformation degree of θ-Al2O3 to α-Al2O3 is different for each sample.

The diagenetic stage of the tight sandstone is divided according to the association of clay minerals, transformation degree of mixed layer illite smectite mineral, organic matter maturity, homogenization temperature of fluid inclusions and rock textural characteristics in study area (Hakimi et al. 2012; Qi et al. 2012; Henares et al. 2014).

The increase of water concentration in methanol/water extractant mixture heightens the transformation degree of the glycoside forms to the corresponding aglycones increasing their concentration.

The increase of water concentration in the extractant leads to the increase of the transformation degree of the glycoside forms to the corresponding aglycones (emodin, chrysophanol, and physcion), increasing the concentration of the latter.

Both catalytic strategies resulted in acceptable glucose transformation degrees but lead to different oxidation products depending on the role of the ionic liquid.

Metal-ceramic coatings formed at high transformation degrees of titanium were either composed of metallic titanium-rich particulate agglomerates distributed in a ceramic-rich matrix or contained alternating layers rich in metallic titanium and rich in ceramic compounds.

ANOVA (performed after logarithmic transformation, degrees of freedom: 32) showed that physicians responded significantly faster when using VCM (p = 0.040, F = 4.591).

Images were normalized to a standard EPI template (SPM5 distribution; linear and non-linear transformations, 5th degree spline interpolation to 2×2×2 mm3 resolution) and smoothed (Gaussian kernel, full width half maximum 8×8×8 mm).

First, an affine transformation (12-degrees of freedom) between the image to be normalized and the template is calculated to spatially remove rotation, translation and scaling differences between reconstructed volumes.

The G* plotted against oscillatory stress (Fig. 7b) shows a narrow LVR and a prominent gel-sol transformation (delta degrees > 45°) at stress value close to 130 Pa.