Sentence examples for until absorption from inspiring English sources

Questions of interest involve the probability of being absorbed in one state rather than another and the distribution of the time until absorption occurs.

The distribution of times until absorption, i.e. the survival distributions, are described by phase type distributions [ 36].

The supernatant was applied to a Cobalt-IMAC column (1 ml column volume, Novagen) equilibrated in buffer A. Absorption at 280 nm was monitored and column was washed with the same buffer until absorption reached baseline level again.

Since absorption (i.e., death) is eventually certain for all individuals, analyses of conditional longevity measures are analogous to investigating how long it takes until absorption occurs and what the distribution of absorption times is, given different initial states or ages.

He joined the civil service as an assistant principal in the National Assistance Board and rose through the ranks until its absorption into the Ministry of Social Security in 1966.

Then, by varying the relative velocity of the radiating and absorbing solids until resonant absorption is reestablished, the precise magnitude of the disturbing effect can be determined.

For the next four centuries (until the absorption of Greece into the Roman Empire) the Athenian drachma had an almost constant silver content (67 grains of fine silver until Alexander, 65 grains thereafter) and became the standard coin of trade in Greece and in much of Asia and Europe as well.

The biosynthesized nanoparticles were characterized by recording the UV vis spectra at periodic time intervals until the absorption maxima reached saturation.

So a 24 h aging of the PHPP-SMNPs and RNO system was necessary prior to detecting the1O2productivity, until the absorption of RNO at 440 nm did not decline.

The depression brought isolated heavy rains to many places throughout East India, with rains in excess of 100 mm (4 inches) falling every day from the depression's landfall until the absorption of the remnant low.

The four villages were, nevertheless, distinct communities, of a largely rural character, until their absorption in the borough Drypool and Sculcoates in 1837, Marfleet in 1882, and Sutton in 1929.