Sentence examples for effects on the stable from inspiring English sources

These agglomerates exert negative effects on the stable operation of the field emitter.

In this plot, temperature affects the widths of stability fields but does not induce any dramatic effects on the stable phases.

Irradiation effects on the stable and unstable deformation behavior and fracture properties of SA533B steel have been studied in detail based on the equivalent true stress versus true strain curves.

The results show that the slit width in the pin tip, the slit inclination and contact angle of quill pins have dominant effects on the stable and continual printing process.

In this paper, experiments of asymmetrical axial cyclic straining were conducted to explore the mean strain effects on the stable hysteresis loop and the fatigue life of AISI 304 stainless steel.

The effect of the set point temperatures of the RFG from cooler and the CFG from HRSG on the hydrogen production efficiency was not much significant as compared to the S/C ratio, but needed to be adjusted because of their considerable effects on the stable operability of the process and the required heat transfer areas in cooler and HRSG.

Next, the qualitative and quantitative analysis of effect of the stable cables on electronic performance is made.

The antiradical activity of the plant extract was examined based on the scavenging effect of the stable DPPH and hydroxyl free radical activity as well as the determination of power reducing and antioxidant capacity antivities.

Generally, the addition of fine RAP has small effect on the stable resilient strain of UGM.

In contrast, parallel development of erlotinib, in which the MTD was used throughout phase II and III trials, was ultimately successful, not because of a higher response rate, but likely due to a positive effect on the stable disease rate and altered natural history of disease progression in the treated population [11], [12].

Moreover, since our population is small, we decided to assess hemodynamic effects on the most stable population as possible to not over estimated the onset of vascular injuries and of pejorative outcomes.