Sentence examples for effects on the capability from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

In addition, inlet temperature of HTF, thermal conductivity of the tube material and the diameter of shell have considerable effects on the storage capability of the system, for charging period.

But the outcome of the trial, set against the backdrop of plummeting DVD sales, could also have more far-reaching effects on the future capabilities of the DVD player — a device connected to millions of television sets.

Possibly, a defect in Ca mobilisation may have pronounced effects on the secretory capabilities of the gland, as the Ca2+ signalling is highly organised and compartmentalised (Berridge, 1996).

A further stimulation of the macrophages with ATP (5 mM, 10 minutes) to activate the P2X7 receptor and induce the release of IL-1β into the culture supernatant (Le Feuvre et al., 2002) was performed to investigate the effects of obesity on the capability of the macrophages to secrete IL-1β.

In order to gain better insight into the effects of pH on the capability of R. eutropha to produce PHB, RehMBEL1391 whose metabolic reactions are elementally and charge balanced for pH 6, 7, and 8 was systematically simulated (see Additional file 7 for the relevant mol files to estimate the charges of metabolites at different pH values using MarvinBeans software).