Sentence examples for flux causing the from inspiring English sources

This data set is reduced to 32 independent experiments reflecting the heat flux causing the onset of DHT.

This study evaluates the performance of empirical correlations for the prediction of heat flux, causing the onset of heat transfer deterioration in vertical tubes of supercritical water.

This study evaluates the performance of empirical correlations for the a-priori prediction of the heat flux causing the onset of DHT in heated vertical tubes with an internal upward flow of supercritical water and proposes a new correlation.

Our numerical simulations show that this flux causes the surface to recede, which contributes to the formation of grooves at the PSB/matrix interface.

The jet's magnetically dominated angular momentum flux causes the star to spin down rapidly.

The possible reasons are as follows: (1) The increase of heat flux causes the increase of the velocity of departure bubble [21], thus the velocity of rising bubble increases.

Because this could lead to a thinner heliosheath, the ENA flux could be reduced but because the heat flux causes the energetic ionized particles to diffuse to greater distances; the net effect may be that there is little change in the overall ENA fluxes.

To determine whether increased autophagic synthesis or reduced autophagic flux caused the LC3-II increase in Smn-reduced MNs, cultures were treated with the lysosomal proteolysis inhibitor Baphilomycin A1 (BA1A1).

Coupling the preexisting steatosis in STAT5-deficient livers with increased adipose tissue-derived lipid fluxes causes the spontaneous development of liver tumors in DKO mice.

Note that such high fluxes cause the formation of intracellular gradients that have been suggested to play a role in development [ 58, 89].

It is based on the concept that inside the membrane exists a concentration profile of defined shape depending mainly on the volume flux caused by the hydrostatic pressure and the electro-osmotic effect of the membrane potential within the reach of the electric charge of the ion-exchanger grains forming the membrane texture.