Sentence examples for decay of the current from inspiring English sources

The phase transients of II→I are characterised by an exponential decay of the current without the current maximum (the adsorption process took place only).

This binder-free 3D hydrogen evolution cathode catalyst also exhibits the excellent stability, without any decay of the current density observed after long-term stability tests at a low current density of 10 mA cm−2 and a high current density of 50 mA cm−2.

As shown in Fig. 2d, the CMS/Ni reveals a great stability with a negligible decay of the current density after 10 h continuous measurements.

While the timing of the next magnetic pole reversal is still unknown, the continued decay of the current magnetic field should put this research front and center in the coming years.

The time course of the decay of the current trace was fitted with a single exponential function.

In addition to suppressing the amplitude of IK, SKF83959 (100 µM) markedly accelerated the decay of the current (Fig. 6A&6B).

To determine the exponential decay of the currents, data were fitted with SigmaPlot using an exponential decay function Y =  y0 + Ae-t/τ, where Y is the current at time t, y0 is the residual current.

In response to the potential generated by the continuous transport activity of LacY, the voltage dependence of k4 leads to a decay of the currents at >20 ms, which is taken into account in the model.

The Vector Random Decrement technique has previously been introduced as an efficient method to transform ambient responses of linear structures into Vector Random Decrement functions which are equivalent to free decays of the current structure.

However, their statement raises important questions regarding the nature of the slow decay of this current.

A second order Hodgkin-Huxley model was fitted to the activation and the deactivation traces, i.e. to the decay phase of the current and the rising phase of the current, respectively (Fig. 3b).