Sentence examples for due to reversal from inspiring English sources
The hardness reaches to its maximum at the middle of the deformation channel and decreases in the second half of the channel due to reversal straining.
Furthermore, we prove the presence of an adverse pressure gradient at the critical point, due to reversal in the direction of the pressure force with respect to the basic shear flow at this point.
The anti-epileptic drug vigabatrin increased SOC frequency in a time-dependent manner, but this effect was not due to reversal of GABA transporters.
It is interesting that respiration loss did not globally affect mitochondrial membrane potential, which might be due to reversal of ATP synthase (Fig 3A).
Because cut axons in the adult mammalian CNS typically do not regenerate (Olson, 1997), such recovery is thought to be due to reversal of the spinal shock state and reorganization of existing circuitries both in spinal cord and brain (Frigon & Rossignol, 2006).
These data show that the increase in SOC frequency following vigabatrin treatment is not due to reversal of GATs, and that GABA uptake is unaffected as the block of GATs leads to an increase in the tonic GABAA current, not a reduction as would be expected if transporters were reversed.
The data reveal that local famers extend planting down to lower bar elevations where the mean probabilities of re-submergence before rice maturity (due to reversals) approach 50%, below which they implicitly consider that the risk of crop loss outweighs the potential reward of planting.
River dolphin paraphyly/polyphyly implies several possible evolutionary explanations for morphological characters shared by extant river dolphins and Pontoporia: 1) the characters are convergent, 2) the similarities are symplesiomorphic, 3) similarities are due to reversals, or 4) various combinations of these effects.
During a major warming, this gradient even reverses due to the reversal of the vertical gradient of zonal mean wind.
Thus, the occurrence of the counter electrojet (ΔHequatorial − ΔHnon-equatorial becoming negative) is associated with the disappearance of Es−q at Thumba or the reversal of the ionospheric electric field to the westward direction, sometimes due to the reversal of IMF-B z.
The harvester, which will be mounted on the fuselage of an Airbus aircraft, generates a bipolar voltage due to a reversal in the polarity of the temperature difference across a thermoelectric generator at different parts of the flight cycle.
