Sentence examples for flux linked to from inspiring English sources

We have used a novel technique to maximize the flux linked to the plasma.

Subsequently, the measured flux changes linked to improved production performance were projected into the in silico flux space.

Update: Comscore notes that the apparently severe decline in the Flux graph linked to above is overstated because of earlier inflation, so it is not really falling off a cliff.

These difference in fluxes are linked to tighter coupling of glycolysis with the TCA cycle, less anaplerotic flux (suggesting less biosynthesis) and more efficient ATP production.

Obviously, the modes differ in the objective flux which is linked to substantial differences in the other network fluxes.

However, recently increases in the inorganic carbon flux have been linked to human activities, which nitric and sulfuric acids may contribute to carbonate dissolution.

These methylation rates and MeHg fluxes should be linked to measurements of Hg and MeHg in benthic infauna and epifauna to quantify relative contributions of chemical and biotic flux of MeHg to the water column.

Whilst the threshold flux can potentially be linked to physical phenomena alone, the sustainable flux also depends upon economic factors and is thus of a different nature to the critical and threshold fluxes.

Fundamental problems arise concerning multi-component diffusion because electrolyte solutions must be electrically neutral and as a result of D w differences, the flux of one ion must be linked to the flux of other ions to maintain this electro-neutrality.

Nutrient flux apportionment was also linked to inter-annual hydrological variability.

Central Europe hosts a number of important heat flux anomalies that are linked to upwelling fluids of enhanced temperature in a specific geological and tectonic setting.