Sentence examples for greater release rate from inspiring English sources

In comparison with Mg control, the 1.9 AA sample showed a distinct mode of degradation, e.g., continuous growth of a passivation layer enriched with Ca and P instead of typical localized pitting and undermining, and a greater release rate of Mg2+ ions when immersed in physiologically relevant media.

A greater release flow rate was found to result in a greater average evaporation velocity, and the evaporation velocity decreased with the spreading time and the pool radius.

The mattress industry worked with NIST to develop the new standard test method to meet the CPSC regulation, which stipulates that no mattress may generate a peak heat release rate greater than 200 kilowatts when subjected to gas burners that mimic burning bedding.

Temperature rise was shown to enhance H2O induced acceleration, with greater relative change in heat release rate for a corresponding drop in flame temperature, and the opposite effect observed for increased pressure.

Damage was assumed to grow when the energy release rate was equal or greater than the critical energy release rate, Eq. (3.6).

A significant reduction in the peak heat release rate was observed; the greatest reduction was obtained with a MWNT content of 1% by mass.

The use of particles in the range 250 500 μm gave release rate constants (k, g/cm2 per min0.5) ∼1.5 greater than those of smaller particle size (63 125 μm).

Incorporating the MMTC units into PCL main chain results in the great enhancement of hydrolytic degradation rate and the effective retardance of release rate of Tegafur in comparison with the PCL homopolymer.

Moreover, Doxorubicin-release results demonstrated that the release rate can be significantly accelerated in the presence of DTT/GSH, revealing the great potential of the nanogels for reduction-triggered drug-release systems.

The best coating (greatest flammability reduction with the least amount of coating) delivered a 41% reduction in peak heat release rate.

This proportionally higher release rate for Pb would be aided by the reservoir/pool of Fe-oxide-captured Pb being greater than that of the other metals.