Sentence examples for concentrated resulting from inspiring English sources

With the filtering of the low-energy charger carriers, the energy distribution of transport distribution function [29, 30] becomes more concentrated, resulting in a violation of the Wiedemann-Franz law [28] which states that the electronic thermal conductivity is proportional to the electrical conductivity, κe = L0σT, with the Lorentz number L 0 = π 2 k B 2 3 e 2 = 2.45 × 10 − 8 WΩK−2.

The flow of heat will be concentrated, resulting in volcanism and the flooding of large areas with basalt.

The smelting and converting of copper sulfide concentrates result in a "blister" copper that contains 97 to 99percentt of the silver present in the original concentrate.

Preservation of platelet concentrates results in a drop of pH below 6.0 depending on the platelet count [15], and pH below 6.2 correlates with decreased in vivo efficacy of platelets [16].

Supplementation of an 8.7% CP concentrate, resulting in a diet with CP levels between 15.3 and 15.7% of dry matter, was sufficient to meet the protein requirements of such milk production, with the highest ENU (18.4%).

If the mass is neither very large nor highly concentrated, the resulting calculation will be the same as that given by Newton's theory of gravity.

And because the resource is concentrated, the resulting wealth passes through only a few hands—and so is more susceptible to misdirection.This misdirection points to another explanation for the oil curse that is gaining favour: politics.

Zymolyase (120491-1, AMS Biotechnology) stress was applied with a 9 U/mL concentrated solution resulting in a 3 U/mL stress.

Feeding diets with >30% concentrate resulted in a rise of free endotoxin in the rumen fluid (8.87 ± 0.39 μg/mL).

Increasing the amount of Flemingia as a replacement for the protein in concentrate resulted in a reduced dry matter intake and decreased live weight gain compared to the control diet.

Substitution with 100%% flocculated concentrates resulted in the lowest absolute shell growth (Fig. 4a).