Adsorption usually causes: (i) a maximum superimposed on NPV waves, (ii) a decrease of the limiting current and (iii) a shift of half-wave potentials.
The loss of discharge capacity for this battery can be ascribed to two causes: (i) desorption of hydrogen from the Mg1.95Y0.05Ni0.92Al0.08 hydride anode; and (ii) anode surface degradation resulting from oxidation of the magnesium alloy in the electrolyte.
This spurious high turbulent intensity in turn causes (i) a high turbulent viscosity to be applied, wrongly stabilizing the jet, and (ii) increased turbulent diffusion of heat, causing too deep and diffuse a stratification to be predicted.
This counter intuitive result can be attributed to two simultaneous causes: (i) Sampling more individuals raises the probability of increasing the number of rare alleles detected.
We also modelled two possible alternative causes: (i) a large number of parasites released from the liver or (ii) more rapid increase of parasites over the erythrocytic cycles (high multiplication rate).
The origin of disjunct populations is usually linked to one of three possible causes: (i) human introduction, (ii) long distance dispersal and (iii) isolation after species range contractions due to either climatologically or anthropogenically induced reasons (Meeus et al. 2012).
This might have several causes: (i) a very large population size, (ii) a very recent sweep, or (iii) a scenario where sweeps are so frequent that they start overlapping such that exponential amplification of the most fit variants never ceases.
I can give to causes I believe in.
Well, if I can support the causes I care about by writing, I'm happy to.
That certainty and power, and the intensity of effort it causes, I dearly miss.
He thinks helping Xenophon is money invested in worthy causes: "I should be a Liberal person.
