Sentence examples for decrease in the discharge from inspiring English sources

However, increasing the additive from 3 to 5 wt.% causes a decrease in the discharge capacity.

Although the coating caused a decrease in the discharge burnup of the reactor, the improved passive safety of the reactor compensated for that disadvantage.

As expected, the narrowing of a conduit causes a decrease in the discharge rate.

An obvious decrease in the discharge capacity can be clearly observed in the initial 60 cycles.

Growth in population and consequently the need to more water resulted in exponential increase in the number of water wells in the city and a large decrease in the discharge of aqueducts and therefore abandonment of many aqueducts.

The results of this paper showed that the deterioration of the water quality is due to the decrease in the discharge of fresh water from the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, the decrease in annual rainfall rates, and an advancing salt wedge from the Arabian Gulf.

The battery was rechargeable more than 380 times with decrease in the discharging capacity to about 80%and75%5% of that of early cycles at 200th and 380th cycles, respectively.

The electron spin resonance (ESR) spectral change of Li-doped polyacenic semiconductive (PAS) materials has been examined before and after heat treatment to elucidate the decrease in the discharging amount of the heat-treated Li-doped PAS electrodes.

Since a charge of 100 mA suppresses the voltage decrease in the discharging run, we then measured the discharging behavior under constant current of 1, 10 and 100 mA after 1.8 ks of charging at 100 mA.

In recent times, it is observed that drying up of springs is more frequent in Himalayan region and even the perennial springs show an alarming decrease in the discharges (Valdiya and Bhartiya 1991; Ravindranath et al. 2011; Tambe et al. 2011; Shivanna et al. 2008).

The decrease in the cell discharge voltage can cause as much as a 9% decrease in the cell energy at the 2 C rate while it has a relatively small effect on the cell energy or specific energy at the 0.2 C rate.