Sentence examples for concurrent effects from inspiring English sources

In the first-stage, heating triggers two concurrent effects, coal expansion and gas migration.

The concurrent effects of fatigue and learning seem intuitively reasonable but have not been explained computationally.

A general issue of studies using aggregated industry data is the difficulty to distinguish between factor substitution and concurrent effects.

In this study, the concurrent effects of up-flow velocity (Vup) and feed flow rate (QF) as independent operating variables on biological hydrogen production were investigated.

This cannot of course be answered with a single figure, since the degree of slipperiness varies with the weather conditions and is mitigated by several approaches with concurrent effects, such as winter maintenance and tyre properties.

A three-factor three-level Box Behnken design was implemented to study the concurrent effects of three main variables (concentration of precursor; 10 20 mM, pH; 3 7, and concentration of buffer; 50 150 mM) on mechanical strength of hydrogels.

The authors accounted for the performance discrepancies by relating exercise task and duration to a decline in muscle pH and the concurrent effect on the rate of glycolysis.

The system is completed by other three microcosms to control and isolate any possible concurrent effect on the Mytilus galloprovincialis, used as sentinel organism.

The concurrent effect of the various uncertainties on the structural response is obtained by applying methodologies of the theory of fuzzy sets.

This new system utilizing the strong luminescent property of polyfluorene as reporter and concurrent effect of the counterion SO42− may be developed as chemosensor for the special detection for CuSO4.

Coherent NiAl precipitates in PH13-8Mo steel and O-Mg-Al-Si-Ca type inclusions in PSB1080 steel are responsible for the high HE susceptibility due to the concurrent effect of the stress concentration and hydrogen-enhanced decohesion mechanism.