Sentence examples for capture contributions from inspiring English sources

With respect to the capture contributions of various rows of fibers in the steady and unsteady filtration processes, the fore fibers (especially the first row in the parallel model and the first two rows in the staggered model) play a more important role than the rear ones, especially when inertial impaction is predominant.

As we will see below, these intriguing findings can be explained by specific filter models that capture contributions from the ON and OFF pathways in separate filters.

Furthermore, the dynamic evolution of particle deposition patterns, pressure drop, capture efficiency, quality factor, and capture contribution due to different capture mechanisms in the particle loading of multi-fiber filters were investigated.

In this work, the Lattice Boltzmann Cellular Automata (LB CA) probabilistic model for particle-laden flows was introduced to simulate the filtration process of multi-layer fiber filters with different fiber arrangement, and then the effects of the fiber arrangement on the capture efficiency, pressure drop, quality factor, and capture contribution were investigated.

This is an estimate of the full narrow-sense heritability (h), capturing contributions of rare variants, but this estimate is prone to bias due to shared environmental factors.

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This critique doesn't capture the contributions hedge funds have made: they have historically played a role in exposing frauds and other problems at companies, and their high returns (when they've happened) have accrued to the pension and endowment funds that invest in them.

"The new journal aims to capture the contributions of nonacademics to scientific research".

Such methods circumvent a particular functional form for the scoring function and thereby implicitly capture binding contributions that are hard to model explicitly.

HS images were taken at 5 μm above the slide plane to capture spectral contributions from intracellular NPs (see 'Methods' section and Additional file 1).

The formulations were found to capture the contributions of both strengthening mechanisms in existing Cr containing martensitic steel grades rather precisely.