Sentence examples for declined capacity from inspiring English sources

The MFO/C used as anode material for rechargeable lithium-ion battery delivers a reversible capacity of 744.0 mAh g−1 after 160 cycles at a current density of 100 mA g−1, while the carbon-coated Fe3O4 (FO/C) prepared under the same condition exhibits a gradually declined capacity to 476.7 mAh g−1 after cycling 95 times.

Thus, our results prompt us to believe that an inhibitory expression of acc genes may be at 50 DAF, giving rise to a declined capacity of ACC to generate malonyl-CoA for de novo FA biosynthesis.

However, the risk factors that lead to the pathological processes of bone necrosis such as the formation of increased intramedullary pressure, dysfunction of angiogenesis in the femoral head necrosis lesion, declined capacity of bone repair and regeneration, and increased activity of osteoclast still exist.

The measures are intended to offset rising fuel costs, declining capacity and cheaper air fares, which resulted in an operating loss of $30 million in the latest quarter.

Care home staff also raised the issue of the grey areas around consent within long-term relationships, perhaps where one or both partners showed declining capacity.

The thymus is the first organ in the human body to deteriorate as we age, contributing to the declining capacity of older people to fight off new infections, such as flu.

The contracts are intended to spark investment in clean and nuclear power which will help the country hit its emissions targets while also expanding the portfolio of generating sources and replacing declining capacity.

Largely a product of low and declining capacity utilization".

It clearly illustrated that the use of nanosized germanium can effectively overcome the shortcoming of poor cyclability and rapidly declining capacity during the Li uptake and release process.

This is mainly due to the forest's declining capacity to function as a carbon sink; the increase in deadwood storage up to 2100 cannot compensate for the sharp decline in belowground and aboveground biomass storage.

Trade unions in most countries have less influence in socio-economic decision-making due to the generally declining capacity to steer national economies, and in some cases also because neoliberal governments have clamped down on unions (Crouch, 1997; Roosblad, 2013).