Sentence examples for effectively due to from inspiring English sources

The p-n junction capacitance decreased and the short circuit current (Isc) increased as the biasing voltage on the ITO electrode was increased, indicating that the depletion width under the ITO region was enlarged and that the photo-carriers generated, transported, and collected photo-carriers more effectively due to the biasing effects.

The photocurrent and conversion efficiency were increased because more photo-carriers are generated in a larger absorbed volume and because the carriers transported and collected more effectively due to higher biasing voltage effects.

In conclusion, the J sc and η of the proposed MOS-structure solar cell with a biasing voltage were increased because more photo-carriers were generated in a largely absorbed volume and because the transport and collection of the carriers were more effectively due to the electrical biasing effects.

Rain gauge, though as a direct precipitation measuring instrument which is technologically mature and widely used, cannot reflect the spatial variation of rainfall effectively due to the distribution of rainfall stations and the very limited effective radius of point measurements (Collischonn et al. 2008; Jia et al. 2011).

For instance, a solar sail requires much less area to function effectively due to a lower mass to manipulate.

The underlying spirit is the same: when there is a market failure, public corrective intervention should kick in.Although Raghu sympathises with the rationale for such countercyclical rules, he is sceptical that they can ever be implemented effectively due to avoidance by private sector institutions and the fading memory of past crises.

Fibrin could be adsorbed effectively, due to the hydrophobicity of the P-QCM surface.

H2O2/formic acid system was unable to desulfur effectively due to inherent strong acidity of formic acid.

This procedure effectively eliminated the inhibition effect due to pH differences.

This article was amended on 22 August 2014 to reflect that dolphinariums are not banned in Britain but are effectively banned due to the strictness of standards imposed.

When I spoke to Naccache, nine years after the experiment, he said that their technique had effectively "died," due to the difficulty of applying it to digitally redacted documents, which the Declassification Engine's archive will eventually include.