Sentence examples for treating phase from inspiring English sources

We introduce a new set of composition variables for treating phase equilibria in multicomponent, multi-reaction systems with or without inert components present.

Rather than treating phase contrast microscopy images as general natural images and applying generic image processing techniques on them, we propose to study the optical properties of the phase contrast microscope to model its image formation process.

Changes in variables between phases did not appear to be linear, and models treating phase as a factor were used as they explained a greater proportion of the within-person variability than models fitting a trend through time.

In the case of multi-phase flow, the new primitive preconditioner technique enables one to accurately treat phase boundaries in which there is a large impedance mismatch.

Each treated phase was dried well to reuse for next experiment under the same conditions of batch method at the optimum pH values for extraction of both Cd II) and Zn II).

Socio-demographic, premorbid and clinical variables were studied in a population of 95 diagnosed with schizophrenia, as defined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, fourth edition (DSMIV), during an acute treated phase, in a multicentre prospective study.

It is also able to cross the blood brain barrier (B/B ratio=8.2),[ 4] a key requirement to treat phase 2 HAT.

In our floating-point proofs, we treat phases of floating-point numbers as copies of fixed-point numbers of varying precision so that we can reuse fixed-point rounding theorems.

Differences in pharmacokinetic parameters and ratios in different treated phases within the same genotype and pharmacokinetic parameters among different genotypes were compared using t test or ANOVA respectively.

Both drugs are highly effective for treatment of acute phase infections and less so when treating chronic phase infections.

The expression of the BDW velocity was derived by treating emulsion phase as compressible fluid.