Sentence examples for enhanced flow rate from inspiring English sources

A very simplified model of the geometry is consistent with this enhanced flow rate.

Delayed breakthrough was observed for higher bed depth, while faster breakthrough was achieved for enhanced flow rate and inlet concentration.

Slip flow was shown to occur in these capillaries, which gives both an enhanced flow rate and a decreased velocity distribution in the mobile phase.

Wu et al (1997) demonstrated that an enhanced flow rate is accompanied by improved pharmacokinetics of the anti-cancer drug melphalan.

However, the new flow field gives rise to enhanced flow rates which are at most twice the conventional Poiseuille flow rates and occur for an injected radial flow velocity across the permeable boundary, but certainly does not explain some of the extraordinarily high flow rates that have been reported in the literature for carbon nanotubes.

Furthermore this paper demonstrates the accuracy of retention time prediction at elevated pressure (enhanced flow-rate) and shows that the computer-assisted simulation can be applied with sufficient precision for UHPLC applications (p > 400 bar).

Also, we establish a phenomenal amplification in micro-pumping effect, as realised through an enhanced volumetric flow rate though the channel under combined forcings environment.

The averaged heat transfer coefficient increased monotonically with increasing Red due to the enhanced flow mixing by increasing mass flow rate.

Leaching with cold water (5 °C) led to lower hydraulic conductivity and flow rate and consequently enhanced bacterial filtration for both soils.

The effective thermal conductivities as well as wall heat transfer coefficients become larger with increasing flow rate due to enhanced heat and mass transfer, but those decrease with smaller particle size, and the main reason is the poor thermal conductivity of the filling materials which together leads to a larger thermal resistance.

They further showed how the mean flow rate was either enhanced or inhibited, depending on the orientation of the applied pressure drop.