Sentence examples for conducting losses from inspiring English sources
In addition, the voltage stress of switches and diodes are reduced by adding switched capacitors, so that the lower voltage rating diodes and lower RDS ON) switches can be selected to further reduce both switching and conducting losses.
Since 2011, SiC JFET/SIT were identified and implemented in building LV and MV SSCBs and the conducting losses were significantly reduced [35, 36, 37, 38, 39].
The relatively high conducting loss remains a major drawback of SSCB, thus selection of SSCB semiconductors are an important design factor [34].
Then we conducted loss of function studies utilizing dSno mutants and mutant clones paired with gain of function experiments employing Gal4 driven UAS.dSno.
In addition, the same floxed Atrx mouse line has been used by us and others to successfully conduct loss of function studies in other organs, such as the brain [7], [8] or eye [9].
To examine the biological role of NUF2 in pancreatic cancer cell growth, we conducted loss-of-function analysis using lentivirus-mediated siRNA in PANC-1 and Sw1990 cells.
In this study, we conducted loss-of-function and gain-of-function studies using APUM5 transgenic plants to further elucidate the specific roles and regulation of APUM5 under biotic and abiotic stress conditions.
By conducting parallel loss-of-function screens, we compare our approach to existing sgRNA design and expression strategies.
As a result of the investigation Barneys will make several changes including retaining an independent anti-profiling consultant and establish new record keeping requirements on investigations, detentions and false stops conducted by loss-prevention employees.
A fragility analysis is conducted for loss of roof cladding for low rise metal-clad industrial buildings located in non-cyclonic regions of Australia.
In the presence of 1-octanol the neutral product dissolves in the organic liquid and allows voltammetric experiments to be conducted without loss of electrode activity due to blocking.
