Sentence examples for flux which leads from inspiring English sources

This behavior of magnetic field is obtained due to less compression of magnetic flux which leads to decrease in magnetic field h′.

In the biomass combustion process, several variables are optimised in opposite directions (i.e., minimise the maximum temperature and maximise the ignition mass flux), which leads to increased difficulty in multi-objective processes.

The model depends on a limited number of parameters (most of these factors can be measured or are known): the spray volume flux, the nucleation fraction (the fraction of the spray volume flux which leads to new particles formed), the nucleation particle diameter, the product withdrawal threshold diameter, and the product withdrawal rate.

This process may involve induction of oxidative stress and triggering of Ca2+ flux, which leads to mitochondrial cell death mechanisms.

On the other hand, it allows for an increased glycolytic flux, which leads to an increased level of NADH.

The faster permeability decline and higher TOC removal rate of the PETE membrane were attributed to an initial permeate flux higher than an average design flux, which led to a faster rate of fouling and thicker cake layer.

In this way, L6E9 reduces TCA-cycle fluxes and acetyl-CoA output fluxes, which leads to an important metabolic imbalance in the central carbon metabolic pathways of L6E9 myotubes.

Multi-Point Flux Approximation (MPFA) provides a consistent discretization of the flow equations at the cost of larger flux stencils which leads to a denser, asymmetric system of linear equations requiring more computer memory and work for linear solvers.

The authors hypothesized that the repression of lignin synthesis in the sensitive genotype may drive metabolic flux into flavonoids, which leads to a different metabolite flux between the tolerant and the sensitive genotypes (Liu et al. 2010).

Thermal analysis of the developed REV was conducted for unidirectional heat transfer and the total heat flux was determined, which leads to the effective thermal conductivity evaluation.

Usually, this objective is expressed as linear combination of fluxes contained in v, which leads to a linear programming (LP) problem: with z representing the phenotypic property, and c is a vector of coefficients which are either costs or benefits derived from fluxes.