Sentence examples for drain results from inspiring English sources

For a channel length of 5 nm, direct tunneling from the source to drain results in a larger leakage current, and the gate voltage may rarely adjust the current.

Physician migration, also known as "brain drain," results from a combination of a gap in the supply and demand in developed countries and a lack of job satisfaction in developing countries.

Although new choreography, by Sergio Trujillo, has been added since the show's premiere last year at La Jolla Playhouse in California, "Hands on a Hardbody" can't always surmount the energy drain resulting from the characters' inability to move for long stretches.

When the staff member drove away, a passing motorist raised the alarm that papers had scattered across the road.Most of the papers were recovered after an hour of searching, although some were thought lost in a stormwater drain, "resulting in moderate reputational risk to the bank," the report said.

While all the dwellings had gutters, for instance, these emptied onto a concrete apron surrounding the building and not into a drain, resulting in pooling around the dwelling.

Daneshi et al. utilised the truly intraluminal nature of UCA to delineate a biliary-vascular fistula as UCA administered via an in-dwelling biliary drain resulted in parenchymal enhancement [8].

These disappointing results stem either from a too wide a spread of the field data, or one or more necessary parameters which were not measured, or an insufficient knowledge of the flow occurrence in the vicinity of the drain resulting in a wrong interpretation and evaluation of the research findings.

Design techniques are given on how to achieve high linearity with minimal current drain resulting in a 881 MHz LNA with an IIP3 of +12.4 dBm with just 6 mA of current and a NF of 1.4 dB using the first generation SiGe C HBT BiCMOS process.

"[The University of California Santa Cruz] is concerned about a potential 'brain drain' resulting from difficulties in recruiting new faculty".

This direct draining results in arterioportal shunting and changes in portal vein hemodynamics.

Rainfall rates such as these may overwhelm the capacity of storm drains, resulting in local flooding.