Sentence examples for characteristics capacity from inspiring English sources

Questions were subdivided into four categories: ED characteristics, ED patient characteristics, capacity, and resources and capabilities.

This function combines lithium-ion battery characteristics (capacity, efficiency, degradation loss) with specific work conditions.

Bone-marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells (BM-MSCs), which possess multipotent differentiation characteristics, capacity for self-renewal, and immunomodulatory ability, are considered as a potential therapeutic agent for treatment of DN complications [ 1– 4].

Despite many technical challenges in isolating and working with dormant adult SC, future research should shed light on how the accumulation of H3.3 in heterochromatin could affect their main characteristics: capacity to self-renew and differentiate, which is directly relevant to organismal aging.

The characteristic capacity effectiveness can reach approximate 3 at 80% heat transfer effectiveness, indicating a three times quantity of the thermal energy provided by an equivalent water tank.

The appearance of a simultaneous characteristic capacity peak was analysed in terms of the surface changes due to Ni-cementation together with an increment of the growth rate of phosphate crystals and the formation of oxide films.

In an attempt to understand the characteristic capacity decline which occurs on cycling V6O13-based cells, we have made a study of the reversibility of the lithium insertion reaction using a post test X-ray diffraction technique.

The parameter of the equivalent thermal conductivity of the PCM is investigated to improve the characteristic capacity effectiveness of the LHS, and the parameter of inlet temperature is evaluated by testing the operational stability of the LHS when the thermal load is unsteady.

Each of these populations has the characteristic capacity to actively inhibit the proliferation and effector function of other T-cells (Fukaura et al., 1996; Groux et al., 1997; Suri-Payer et al., 1998).

This paper aims at assessing the influence of highway geometric characteristics on capacity at tangents and horizontal curves as well as on capacity loss at the change from tangent to curve.

What links them is that they satisfy one of our species' defining characteristics – our capacity for curiosity and wonder.