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The aging rate of the blends is intermediate to that of the pure components.
It can also be seen from Fig. 1 that the higher the DOD value is, the faster aging rate of the battery becomes, and the fewer the cycle is.
It is shown that the enhanced aging rate of symmetric EDLCs in either solvent at elevated voltages is dominated by the aging of a single electrode, and that the polarity of this limiting electrode depends directly on the solvent.
However, the high number of genes involved (see GenAge database) and the partial relevance of most of them mean that genetic information cannot be used at present to predict the aging rate of individuals.
The modulating action of aging on miRNAs is probably different in each organ (e.g. in the liver and the brain), which could be helped to explain the different aging rate of tissues (Li et al., 2011).
To compare glucose and fructose involvement in the generation of glycoxidation products, recently we used baker's yeast as a model and found higher level of carbonyl/oxidative stress markers, which were correlated with a higher aging rate of fructose-grown compared with glucose-grown yeast at stationary phase (long-term model) [ 25, 26].
Physical aging rates of bulk PS-VBCB films before and after cross-linking are characterized using ellipsometry by monitoring the decrease in thickness during isothermal annealing at a specific aging temperature (Ta) below the glass transition temperature (Tg).
To the best of our knowledge, cross-linking induced enhancement of physical aging rates of cross-linked polymers relative to their linear precursors at the same Ta - Tg value is being reported for the first time here.
The effects of different device architectures and encapsulation techniques on ageing rates of the samples were also studied.
An ageing study realised at 700 °C for 320 h showed an ageing rate of 0.125% h−1.
The rate and shape of the charging current indubitably affect the charging time and the ageing rate of a battery.
