Sentence examples for an accelerated loss from inspiring English sources
In addition, the deterioration of the fibre-matrix interface is found to be responsible for a steady decreasing bridging stress, while the fibre fatigue rupture is found to contribute to an accelerated loss of bridging stress.
Compared with the generation of SEI film, the lithium deposition leads to an accelerated loss rate of active lithium which results in the rapid capacity fade of full cell.
These results indicate that lower water tables from draining cause an accelerated loss of C compared to the mature Atlantic While Cedar stand in the Alligator River, where water tables are consistently higher.
Following this event, the planet's magnetic dynamo may come to an end, causing the magnetosphere to decay and leading to an accelerated loss of volatiles from the outer atmosphere.
Glaciers in the Ak-shirak Range in Kyrgyzstan experienced a slight loss between 1943 and 1977 and an accelerated loss of 20% of their remaining mass between 1977 and 2001.
Potentially, a gene/regulatory element could be located on the heterogametic chromosome (Y and W) that induces an accelerated loss of telomeres.
More troubling to some experts is the likelihood of an accelerating loss of quality scientists.
Future projections highlight the likelihood of an accelerating loss of strength, with traffic restrictions to limit loading required in 2014 in the worst-case scenario, followed by full closure as early as 2020.
It has been demonstrated that exclusion of subjects with unacceptable and nonreproducible measurements in studies of pulmonary function and health outcomes may lead to removing subjects with a more accelerated loss of lung function (Eisen et al. 1984).
The expectation that frailty would be associated with a higher risk of death was based on a conceptual framework in which frailty is a marker of accelerated loss of functional reserve above and beyond what occurs as a result of kidney disease.
As a consequence of accelerated loss of gastrointestinal epithelial cells, the intestinal wall losses its barrier function with subsequent leakage of endotoxin and bacteria into the systemic circulation [ 56, 57].
