Sentence examples for understand the reduction from inspiring English sources
Cyclic voltammetric runs were recorded to understand the reduction behavior of nitric acid on platinum electrode.
Investigate why older generations give to understand the reduction with the young generation: Rather than asking why the young don't give, perhaps we can ask why older generations do give?
These results, together with the performances of Mo4O11 and MoO2 under the same conditions, allow to understand the reduction pathway of Mo8O23.
This study examined ten series of timber I-joists with single flange notch at different locations in two span lengths (12 and 20 ft) and compared with the uncut I-joists to understand the reduction in load capacity, stiffness and failure mechanism of the tested I-joists.
Analyses with H2-TPR were carried out to understand the reduction behavior of the catalysts.
Further studies were performed to understand the reduction in ROS and its effect on the antioxidant enzyme gene expression.
A dynamic model, a force analysis, and an amplitude reduction analysis are performed to understand the vibration reduction action applied in the macro-micro stage and a dynamic simulation is conducted to examine the effect of the method.
However, the intrinsic complexity of biomaterials still makes it difficult to fully understand the reaction parameters affecting the reduction-sorption process (Deng and Ting 2005) even though some complexing groups (for Cr III)) and redox active centers for Cr VI) reduction could be deduced (Liu and Huang 2011).
The drag reduction by microbubbles was investigated in detail with the Euler Lagrange two-way coupling method in order to understand the drag reduction mechanism by microbubbles in this paper.
To further understand the algal reduction mechanism, floating plants and the aerator were removed.
The literature review includes important contributions that help to understand the oxygen reduction reaction including gas-phase reaction trends, and the solvation effects are also presented.
