Sentence examples for effects of this phenomenon from inspiring English sources
The effects of this phenomenon are also crucial for effective water removal from the porous electrode structure and for estimating pumping energy requirement in a PEM fuel cell, it cannot be neglected for the analysis, simulation, design, operation and performance optimization of practical PEM fuel cells.
New research identifies the causes and measures the effects of this phenomenon.
This 15th Annual BCLT/BTLJ Symposium addressed the effects of this phenomenon in various areas, including privacy enforcing technologies, voting and intellectual property.
Although recent studies have associated chromothripsis with congenital abnormalities, the incidence and pathogenic effects of this phenomenon require further investigation.
(Interestingly enough, the dogs' eyeballs "did not seem to show the effects of this phenomenon," though the soft tissue around them "was often grossly distended, as was the tongue").
Ecological corridors are the management tool used to mitigate the effects of this phenomenon and, in agro-ecosystems, they are traditionally represented by hedgerows.
The selective localization of organoclay and compatibilizer effect on this phenomenon were also investigated by rheological and thermal properties analyses.
The immigrant effect of this phenomenon as the degree of acculturation and assimilation can be examined by linking the intergenerational change of patterns in various health behaviors with English language fluency, nativity, and length of residence in the United States.
Finally, the effect of this phenomenon on the development of microfluidic devices incorporating a similar geometry is discussed and conclusions are drawn.
It is thus proposed that in the case of MCM-22 the 10MR pores in the layers allow easy diffusion of p-cresol and that the effect of this phenomenon is enhanced when the crystallite sizes are relatively large.
