Sentence examples for exponential character from inspiring English sources

The exponential character of this increase seems to indicate bipolar conduction.

The obtained distributions are very broad with long tails directed towards shorter lifetimes, which demonstrates the strongly non-single exponential character of decay curves.

These results are in good agreement with observations by Amoruso et al. [10] in vacuum, where a similar exponential character was identified for the relative yield of particle sizes.

The fact that LRE refutes the exponential character that has historically been ascribed to real-time PCR, could challenge the ability of LRE to accurately model PCR amplification.

If higher resolutions are used, the increase in processing times exhibits more of an exponential character.

The exponential character of PCR amplification may compromise quantitative assays because it multiplies variations.

The kinetic decay behavior is dependent on pH, presenting mono-exponential or bi-exponential character, depending on the oligomeric state of the protein.

The slow and bi-exponential character of the long-wavelength PL decay (7 and 250 ns at 520 nm, and 7 and 450 ns at 630 nm) definitely supports the suggestion of corresponding exciton localization.

The non-exponential character of the relaxation is exhibited by fitting of KWW (Kohlrausch-Williams-Watts) stretched exponential function and two additive exponential models into the relaxation data, constructed from the measuring of the changes in the number of absorbed dye molecules during aging.

The observed fluorescence change exhibited single-exponential character with a koff of 2.38 ± 0.04 s−1.

The plots of 8-oxoguanine peak height, expressed as percent of the peak current in the absence of antioxidants, versus antioxidant concentration showed an exponential decay character.