Sentence examples for full depletion from inspiring English sources
The B cell/T cell ratio decreased, indicating a higher reduction in B cells than in T cells, but B cells were not completely depleted despite full depletion from the peripheral blood.
It is shown that the method reproduces very well the results obtained with full depletion calculations.
The post-irradiation full depletion voltage of the detector was 225 V.
The leakage current at the full depletion measured at −10 °C was 261 μA.
Sensor currents, full depletion voltage and charge collection efficiencies have been studied at various fluences.
In designing and characterizing these devices the full depletion approximation is used.
Meanwhile, the surface-engineered S. cerevisiae utilized 5.2 g cellobiose L−1 and produced 2.3 g ethanol L−1 in 48 h, while S. cerevisiae secreting β-glucosidase into culture broth used 3.6 g cellobiose L−1 and produced 1.5 g ethanol L−1 over the same period, but no-full depletion of cellobiose were observed for both the used recombinant strains.
Full-depletion, high-purity silicon CCDs detect visible wavelengths, and 1700 nm cutoff HgCdTe detector arrays detect the near-IR.
The channel is designed to work in full feed depletion mode (FFD-SPLITT).
Device simulations show the necessity of high doping of the junction in order to avoid full shell depletion.
Whether the sparsely assembled flower-like SnO2 hierarchical nanosheets or the closely assembled counterparts, the thickness of an individual nanosheet is about 50 nm, which is less than twice Debye length of bulk SnO2 at 250 °C, resulting in full electron depletion induced by oxygen adsorption.
