Sentence examples for discharged respectively from inspiring English sources

The change in grain size was analyzed, and the results show that the average size of the grain decreased from 0.067 to 0.062 μm2 when it was charged and increased from 0.062 to 0.07 μm2 when it was discharged, respectively.

Children diagnosed as encephalitis and tubercular meningitis had high mortality rate only 56.8%and75%5% were discharged respectively.

Restricted in 302 witnessed patients, of 125 with bystander CPR, 52% reached ROSC, 16% survived more than 24 hours, and 3% were discharged, and in 177 without bystander CPR, 44% reached ROSC, 14% survived more than 24 hours, and 1% were discharged, respectively.

After repeated charge/discharge cycles, the concentration of ions increased and decreased greatly during charging and discharging, respectively.

The results reveal that rotation does increase the heat transfer performance of LHTES with up to 25%and41%1% enhancement can be achieved during charging and discharging, respectively.

Additionally, a constant efficiency of 40% for the diesel generator and of 90% and 95% for the battery charging or discharging, respectively, is assumed.

A practical 20 Cell 1 kW 6 h VRFB system has been used for experimental validation of simulation results of the proposed model which shows a very good agreement having maximum error within 0.5% and 0.21% for VRFB cell terminal voltage estimation during charging and discharging respectively.

We identified 3,703 severe sepsis and 44,840 nonsepsis hospitalizations, of which 3,036 (82.0%) and 43,539 (93.1%) survived to discharge, respectively.

Apart from that, the resulting polymer film may be in its charged or neutral state at the end of this polymerization because solvated counter ions efficiently enter and leave the film during its growth upon film charging and discharging, respectively.

In a comparative analysis of data from France and England in 1997, 19% and 27% of babies born at less than 26 weeks survived to discharge; 57% and 68% of those born at 26-28 weeks gestation survived to discharge; and 86% and 92% of those born at 28-32 weeksurviveded to discharge, respectively [ 44].

In the second Multicenter Intrapleural Sepsis Trial (MIST2), ignoring the balancing factors led to a 56% increase in the width of the confidence interval for the primary outcome (which could lead to a reduction in power of over 20%) and led to 1.8-fold and 4.0-fold increases in the P values for need for surgery and time to discharge, respectively.