'conduction for' is not a correct phrase in written English.
You may mean 'conduction of' or 'conduction through'. For example: The conduction of heat through metal is better than conduction of heat through plastic.
MS pathology consists of inflammatory demyelination of CNS axons causing neurological symptoms initially, when saltatory conduction for efficient nerve impulse conductance becomes compromised, and later compounded by the loss of metabolic support from myelinating oligodendrocytes leading to irreversible neurodegeneration.
To our knowledge, the importance of electron phonon, electron electron and electron magnon interactions and small polaron conduction for the metallic and semi-conducting resistivity behaviour of La0.7Ca0.3−x K x MnO3 [x = 0.05 (0.1)] manganites are analysed for the first time.
In most cases, the phloem operates in food transport for only a single year, while the xylem of most species may function in sap conduction for several years before it loses functionality and becomes heartwood.
BUTCH MORRIS, who has been doing what he calls "conduction" for a quarter-century, has a residency at Lucky Cheng's with his 19-piece Lucky Cheng Orchestra, including the harpist Brandee Younger, the cellist Marika Hughes, the pianist James Hurt and the guitarist Brandon Ross.
In Fig. 3(b), the RRAM devices exhibited the Schottky emission conduction for high applied voltage.
The team also added bone conduction for audio playback to keep the system fully silent, an element that could potentially make it useful for special ops.
Arrhenius plot of the hopping conduction for the extraction of trap energy level (b).
The temperature-dependent electrical resistivity measurements showed metallic conduction for Pd and Pd4S films.
The condition for 1-D heat conduction for dry surfaces has been reported by many researchers.
