The phrase "and currents in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing various types of currents, such as electrical, oceanic, or atmospheric currents.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of temperature changes on currents in the ocean."
Alternatives: "and flows in the" or "and movements in the".
The rates of evaporation and precipitation depend on solar energy, as do the patterns of circulation of moisture in the air and currents in the ocean.
But if the temperature does not drop in time, they will die.The mass bleaching of 1998 was caused by climatic events which stopped wind and currents in the Indian Ocean causing the waters to fall into a dead calm.
Howard Carter, a bite prevention expert who developed a product to relieve jellyfish stings, believes the trend will continue: "More and more jellyfish will end up on the popular beaches like in South Florida, especially with the strong winds and currents in the US.
Let us see for example the time evolution of charges and currents in the DSNS in the original system.
Original double flows and currents in the CCP are in a diamagnetic state and are mutually perpendicular.
Pedatella et al. (2011) attribute the longitudinal Sq current variations to non-migrating tides which may influence the dynamo-generated electric fields and currents in the E-region.
The produced hydrogen is directly proportional to Faraday efficiency and current in the electrolyzer.
Due to the coupling between the two lines, a fault on one pole will induce relatively high electromagnetic transients of voltage and current in the healthy line.
Change in gap junctional coupling between DCs also greatly alters the membrane potential and current in the DCs and influences OHC electromotility (Fig. 4; also see ref. [16]).
There was no statistical difference between the interaction of frequency and current in the sweat weight (p = 0.7488).
In short, all measured currents match the interpolation, which proves the linear relationship between "on" time of the chopped voltage and current in the motor coil.
