Sentence examples for distinct breakdown from inspiring English sources

It can be seen that each gas exhibits a distinct breakdown voltage: Ar shows the lowest breakdown voltage and N2 displays the highest one.

(a) I-V curves of the gas sensors using bare ZnO and Pd/ZnO nanorods and (b) I-V curves of Pd/ZnO nanorod-based sensors for Ar, He/CH4, Air, and N2, showing distinct breakdown voltage.

Until now, Jamison points out, there's been a distinct gender breakdown between those who write fan fiction – largely women – and those who get paid a lot of money to make adaptations of existing works that we don't call fan fiction – largely men.

It has been shown by various investigators that inhibition of cAMP breakdown by distinct PDEs, including distinct PDE4 conformers, can induce an increase in cAMP in the intracellular compartment controlled by that particular PDE form (Houslay, 2010).

The last time I was properly delusional and thought I was dying was about eight years ago, when I was evicted from a flat - it's always at times of intense stress.' David Bell feels it is important to see psychotic breakdown as distinct from our normal understanding of a breakdown.

However, targeted protein breakdown is distinct from generalized protein degradation.

In addition, the genome of C. clariflavum DSM 19732 reveals a very distinct mechanism for the breakdown of hemicellulose, as compared to its close relative C. thermocellum [ 8].

An additional factor may be increasing competitive pressure from memory cells and a breakdown of distinct naive and memory cell compartments.

One hypothetical mechanism keeping gene pools distinct may be through breakdown of intergenomic coadaptation where unmatched nuclear-mitochondrial hybrids exhibit lower fitness (reviewed in Rand et al. [ 54]).

The aim was to identify distinct stages of surface breakdown which could be used to develop reliable and reproducible aging criteria, within sufficiently broad age ranges.

Inadequate breakdown of distinct pathogens that are difficult to lyse and prepare adequately during nucleic acid extraction (for example, Gram-positive, yeasts, molds) is a further limitation [ 91, 92].