Sentence examples for flux that increased from inspiring English sources
The THEMIS spacecraft located just before local midnight at 11 Re shows that the interval was associated with a sequence of five fast flow bursts each transporting magnetic flux that increased the vertical magnetic field strength at the location of the spacecraft.
A solenoid located in the hole of the torus can be used to generate magnetic flux that increases over time.
However, the effect on concentrations is less than proportional since higher volumes also increase dilution due to vehicle-induced heat fluxes that increase vertical dispersion.
To measure the degree of reorganization during glucose uptake transitions we determine the number of fluxes that increase to more than double or decrease to less than one tenth, with respect to the initial state.
In Figure 6, we show the number of fluxes that increase to more than double, the number of fluxes that decrease to less than one tenth and their sum as a function of glucose uptake, fixing growth and leaving growth free.
The 68% and 95% confidence intervals of an evaluated flux correspond to flux values that increased SSR by less than 1.00 and 3.84, respectively [ 41].
Thus, FBA predicts that the gltA1 mutation that increased CS flux improved the component of competitive fitness in the LTEE related to acetate utilization.
Eggs in this grave-soil environment are exposed to increased nutrient fluxes from carcass decay that increases the biomass of endogenous bacteria and of bacteria that migrate to the soil from the perforated carcass [ 35].
If GAMT flux goes down, how much will SAM go up and how much will that increase the flux through AS3MT?
It should be noted that any approach that increases the flux of hydrogen in a subsurface environment will also result in an increased flux of acetate, which has been implicated as a relevant source of low concentrations of hydrogen through syntrophic oxidation (He et al. 2002; Schink 1997).
Alternatively, images can be given as fDGT values, which show the actual flux that may be increased for thin Δ g, but which are not normalized for the diffusion layer thickness (cf. Equations 1 and 2).
