Sentence examples for an expansion effect from inspiring English sources

The results show that the compounds interact with DMPC producing mixed monolayers that are subject to an expansion effect, depending on the prodrug chain length.

An expansion effect of approximately 10 μm on the ceramic structure width relative to the 200 μm wide mould design was observed.

We find that, unlike many types of in-store promotion, sampling results in a category expansion effect as opposed to a pure substitution effect.

A numerical model was developed to explain this behavior accounting for a thermal expansion effect by supposing the large increase in electrical resistivity corresponds to the larger relative deformation due to thermal expansion associated with disintegration of the conductive MWCNT network.

In fact, as long as crystalloids or colloids are infused, they will exert a similar volume expansion effect and their distribution and/or elimination and excretion will be slowed in case of shock, hypotension, sedation or general anaesthesia [29, 30].

It is shown that a linear model of the thermal expansion effect is appropriate for the investigated conditions.

Ahead of the ignition front, the increased diffusivity effect is more pronounced than the expansion effect which results in an increase in χ.

The anode has a flow-restrictor channel of 2.8 mm diameter and downstream expansion half-angle of 8°, with the purpose of creating a dispersed nitrogen-arc column by strong gasdynamic expansion effect.

On the right side of Fig. 10, simulations show the case with low differentiation is the only one that reaches a point where adoption is not growing anymore (the expansion effect is over, almost all the potential consumers are attracted).

Conductive materials such as carbon, metal alloys, and even conductive polymers have been employed to restrain the expansion effect, and they have provided not only a buffering effect but also charge transportation enhancement.

(a) Maximum DNA molecule hydrodynamic force versus extension after deducting the thermal expansion effect.