Sentence examples for dampening capacity from inspiring English sources

This is unsurprising as one might expect a thicker cornea to have a greater viscous dampening capacity.

Taken together, these findings suggest that aging results in an overall reduction in the dampening capacity of the cornea.

"We shouldn't put in place a regulatory regime that overly reacts and, as a result, significantly dampens our capacity to have the most vibrant capital and credit markets in the world," he said.

But by burying our darkest moods and refusing to be vulnerable, we also dampen our capacity to feel positive emotions.

From a practical standpoint, our work highlights that soils with higher water holding capacity dampen periodic short-term rainfall deficits, while soils with lower water holding capacity can exhibit edaphic drought during otherwise normal climate years.

It took a while for them to get together — "the first six months were very dampened by our capacity to communicate with each other," he said with a laugh.

Loss of IKKβ decreases SOD2 expression and dampens the scavenger capacity, resulting in ROS accumulation and AP-1/c-Jun activation.

Depending on the nature of genotype−environment interactions, they could either facilitate or dampen the populations' capacity to adapt.

Saudi Arabia, with the world's biggest oil reserves and greatest excess pumping capacity of all oil-producing nations, is often lauded for dampening rising oil prices during periods of strife by increasing its crude oil output.

And this dampens growth and the capacity to innovate.

Excess capacity could dampen business investment, and so will banks' continued reluctance to lend.