Sentence examples for dissipation of substrate from inspiring English sources

By contrast, there was a temporary decline after the first 2 days of SS-AD for PPRs; this can be attributed to the dissipation of substrate readily available for microbial decomposition, and a large fluctuation that appeared after the peak value of daily methane yield (day 8), indicating instability of the SS-AD process [ 28].

Apart from wafer design and quality problems, the sapphire-based UV-LEDs are influenced by the poor thermal dissipation of substrates and low light extraction efficiency [11-13] [11-13]

H2 serves as a major electron sink for the dissipation of excess substrate reducing power during anoxic phototrophic growth in R. sphaeroides [ 3].

With ultra-low content of CNTs introduced as antistatic agents, the dissipation of surface charges on PE substrate has been tremendously improved.

The effect of thermal conductivity of MCPCB (metal-core printed circuit board) substrate on the heat dissipation of LED module in the vertical direction and MCPCB substrate in the length and width direction was evaluated.

The dissipation of the excess energy into the substrate is expected to be exponential.

In contrast, with decreasing g, the dominant mechanism of the temperature response in the initial fast region crosses over from heat dissipation toward substrate (g(T − T0)) to the SPoPh and in-plane heat conduction of graphene (κ(∂2T/∂x2)).

These hyphae can knit a molded piece of substrate solidly together; in general, a single cubic inch of substrate contains eight miles of mycelium.

Get some sort of substrate.

Remarkably, the addition of ADP or/and EGTA (i.e., the potent MPT effectors) into incubation medium led to the significant delay of the membrane potential dissipation of the winter LLM energized by NAD-depended substrates that strongly supported the suggestion about the involvement of the Complex I in the process of the pore formation and/or regulation.

However, limitations in the performance of electronic devices on flexible or biodegradable substrates constrain the complexity and power dissipation of such devices.