Sentence examples for buffer capacity due to from inspiring English sources
Although there may be a certain buffer capacity due to the transhipment process, this buffer is a kind of side effect and a subordinate of the actual main function – the transhipment of goods.
These findings show that also using the dynamic multi-compartmental model a lower endogenous buffer capacity due to a lower endogenous buffer concentration is necessary to explain the faster calcium dynamics in dendritic spines with respect to their parental dendrites.
This additional drop in pH has been attributed to a decrease in cellular proton buffer capacity due to the consumption of Pi in oxidative phosphorylation and subsequent incorporation in the PCr buffer pool (Jeneson and Bruggeman 2004).
The intracellular pH buffering capacity due to non-bicarbonate buffers present in muscle was determined by the method of Castellini & Somero (1981) as modified by Blomberg & Baldwin, (1991).
The energy buffer of the rechargeable node is often very limited in capacity due to the constraints of package size and cost.
It was rather assumed that a secondary phase influenced and enhanced electrochemical properties by additional capacity due to a formation of Li3P and forming an effective buffer against large volumetric change of Si nanoparticles during the charge/discharge.
After the initial decrease in capacity due to SEI formation, the capacity steadily increases until stabilizing at around 80 cycles.
Contrary to the urban scenario, in this scenario, relay nodes' buffer capacity is increased due to the low density of mobile nodes, which results in fewer contact opportunities between network nodes.
Despite the important role of the riparian zones for event-flow generation in the URHB, their nutrient buffer capacity is expected to be small due to the low permeability of the local subsurface material.
The latter term corresponds to buffer capacity to deal with variability in bed demand.
Dendritic spines had a much lower endogenous buffer capacity compared to dendrites (Fig 2D).
