Sentence examples for effect on the capability from inspiring English sources
Sir Charles said the move to Wales had had a "significant – though not necessarily permanent – detrimental effect on the capability of the ONS".
Thus, noise up to 60 dB has very little effect on the capability of SVM to predict damage location.
The Aurod@pNIPAAm-PEGMA nanogels served as ZnPc4 carrier in PDT; besides the excellent properties of drug loading and release, its effect on the capability of loaded ZnPc4 to generate singlet oxygen was also investigated.
It is concluded that physically substantiated choice of CFD model, the control of the CFL number (and released gas mass balance where appropriate), and the mesh quality can have a strong effect on the capability of simulations to reproduce experiments and, in general, on the reliability of CFD tools for application in hydrogen safety engineering.
Therefore, it is possible that the inhibition of metastatic spread is due to an inhibitory effect on the capability of the tumor cells to migrate into the circulation of the primary tumor.
It was studied which factors had the largest effects on the capability of chromatographic HPLC methods in order to improve their precision and precision-to-tolerance ratio.
The environmental turbulence along with the entrepreneurial and market orientation has a direct and indirect effect on the marketing capability of the firm.
The existence of rutile TiO2 decreased the specific capacity, and the particle agglomerate had a strong negative effect on the rate capability of electrode.
Furthermore, pH was not controlled during the cultures, since Hernández-Cortés et al. (2010) demonstrated that controlled pH did not have a significant effect on the fermentative capability of S. cerevisiae S1 strain.
The aim of this study was to determine whether cryopreservation had an effect on the proliferation capability and osteogenic differentiation of human MSCs on scaffolds in vitro and in vivo.
The free-play nonlinearity introduces persistent limit cycle oscillations (LCO) which can cause water noise, and it will have an undesirable effect on the concealment capability of marine vehicles.
