Sentence examples for attenuation of heat from inspiring English sources
In contrast, an attenuation of heat release rate is seen for Θ < 1.
The enhancement (or attenuation) of heat release varies monotonically with Θ.
In summary, Brownian force, interaction potential force, and gravity-buoyancy force contribute to the enhanced natural convective heat transfer, while drag force contributes to the attenuation of heat transfer.
Apart from the temperature difference driving force, Brownian force, interaction potential force, and gravity-buoyancy force contribute to the enhanced natural convective heat transfer, while the drag force contributes to the attenuation of heat transfer.
Therefore, it has been indirectly implicated as the major target by SIRT1 whose activation causes a delay in the attenuation of heat shock response (HSR).
Consequent to the reduced SIRT1 expression in TO cells, the increased acetylation of HSF1 accelerates the attenuation of heat shock response and leads to less than optimal amount of molecular chaperon needed for assuring proper cellular growth (Supplementary Figure 5).
In conclusion, the results of the present study indicate for the first time the novel evidences of ghrelin ability in attenuation of heat-induced testicular damage and also that ghrelin therapy may be useful as a suppressor of degenerative effects following testicular hyperthermia.
In contrast, materials in which the heat flux phase lag is dominant show a slight attenuation of the heat flux, implying that a hyperbolic Cattaneo-Vernotte heat propagation is present.
Westerheide et al. have demonstrated that SIRT1 affects the attenuation phase of heat shock response by deacetylating HSF1, and as a consequence potentiates the binding between HSF1 and heat shock promoter.
With respect to the condition used in this study we conclude that these miRNAs play important role in the pollen thermotolerance, as being regulated in the recovery phase, during the attenuation phase of heat stress response.
A theoretical analysis was performed to study the attenuation of a heat wave through five different walls.
