Sentence examples for effect of the restricted from inspiring English sources
This paper reports the experimental results found when using a highly conductive encapsulation material to redistribute the thermal energy around the PCM, mitigating the effect of the restricted HTF flow paths and enabling maximum encapsulation tube packing densities.
A synthetic case is simulated and the effect of the restricted flow due to various relative permeability values, viscous fingering effects on injected pore volumes to breakthrough; and dissolution patterns are investigated.
The effect of the restricted chamber in controlling the graphene single crystal growth has been systematically studied by considering the influence of the flow rate and ratio of H2 and CH4 experimentally.
However, by modeling the effects of the restricted freedom of movement more realistically with interaction effects, the significance of the welfare state as pull factor disappears while the coefficient of the unemployment rate in the destination becomes significant.
Furthermore, taking doping out of hiding may have positive effects beyond the restricted world of elite sports.
The annual mean temperature is about 10 °C (50 °F) with seasonal and diurnal variations, but the modifying effect of the sea, restricts the range to less than that in most other parts of the United Kingdom.
If the Tribunal rules that the proposed amendment does have the effect of restricting the discretionary powers of the President, the Prime Minister is entitled to submit the bill to a national referendum for approval.
The effect and the term for nonlinearity of the restricted cubic spline regression were statistically tested.
When calculating rates of follow-up for abnormal values, we conducted a sensitivity analysis to assess the effect of continuity, restricting the sample to only those who had all visits with the same physician.
The effect of restricting the time of access to a high-quality fresh forage on the intake and digestion of nutrients was studied in heifers.
This has the effect of restricting the proliferation of weakly supported, information-poor subsequence sets.
