Sentence examples for effect on the rejection from inspiring English sources
It was found that NMWL, pressure, and their respective interaction presented the largest influence on the permeate flux, and a negligible effect on the rejection coefficient.
The phosphorous feed concentration showed a bigger negative effect on the rejection coefficient of copper at higher pH levels due to complex formation.
The results were obtained as: under certain operation parameters, the rejection coefficients of both oil/water and turbidity are maintained over 0.96 and 0.97, respectively; while, temperature has no obvious effect on the rejection coefficient of oil/water and turbidity.
By contrast, experience with the care of severely ill had no independent effect on the rejection of NE and was therefore excluded from the model.
Operational conditions such as dye concentrations and applied pressures have limited effects on the rejection of the membrane.
A high value of ω c will decrease the disturbance rejection capability of the PLL, and the damping factor ζ has relatively less effect on the disturbance rejection ability of the PLL. Figure 4 shows the relation between actual dq rotating reference frame and measured d′q′ rotating reference frame, which is determined by PLL technology when the terminal voltage orientation method is applied.
In addition, the pore size of the outer surface of the fibers has a strong effect on the solute rejection, as shown in Fig. 7.
This phenomenon has an adverse effect on the heat rejection capacity of an ACSC due to a decrease in air mass flow rate.
A similar effect was found on the rejection threshold; rejection was 30% ($0.88) higher (two-tailed t-test, p = .01) for participants getting T in the first phase compared to those given placebo.
The effects of C60 on the rejection and permeability of the cast membranes are correlated to rheological and demixing properties of the corresponding casting mixtures.
It appeared that the valency and hydrated radius of associated cation had a dramatic effect on NO3− rejection, with the divalent cations being more rejected than monovalent cations.
