Sentence examples for electrical extent from inspiring English sources

All these characterizations indicate that the polypyrrole silver nanocomposite is successfully synthesized via in situ oxidative polymerization and electrical extent shows suitable conductivity.

The results indicate that the electrical extent of the interstrip region is very close to the physical extent of the interstrip and guard ring structure with interstrip impacts contributing very little to the complete spectrum.

HIV-1 was found to be damaged to a greater extent by electrical stimulation than the cells.

The extent of electrical power coverage, as expected, was found to have a positive and significant effect on loan amounts in both the 50th and 90th quantiles, which is in line with the OLS regression results.

Experimental results show that the number of cycles to failure is significantly decreased with an increase in displacement amplitude, given a specific extent of electrical resistance change of ITO/PET sheet.

Due to technical limitations we could not measure the extent of electrical conductance in cells and tissues.

Dye-coupling experiments were also performed, although it may be more difficult to estimate the extent of electrical coupling due to various dye permeability and diffusion properties.

Kharbanda et al. were the first to demonstrate that the application of an RIPC stimulus without the need for electrical stimulation, reduced the extent of myocardial infarction in-vivo in pigs, and also attenuated endothelial injury in humans [ 8].

The types of neurons connected via gap junctions and the extent of electrical connectivity in different networks reveal important information on gap junction formation and the types of networks that can be modulated through cytoplasm-transferable factors and electrical states; it is, however, important to know the "strength" and the degree of bidirectionality of such connections between neurons.

The absolute values of both Seebeck coefficient and electrical resistivity increase as the extent of the deviation from the VEC = 14 rule increases, i.e. as the alloy composition deviates from that corresponding to the p n transition (x ≈ 0.5), indicating that the carrier concentration can be controlled by changing the extent of compositional deviation from the ideal VEC = 14 composition.

To the extent that the electrical analogue represents reality, what might be expected of the abdominal circulatory pump if C were inactive due to asystolic cardiac arrest?