Sentence examples for humidity dependent from inspiring English sources

It allows the prediction of the temperature and humidity dependent corrosion rate of the steel over time.

The instrument response was linear in the tested 5 96 ppbV range and the PTR-MS sensitivity was observed to be humidity dependent.

However, these liquids have other limitations, such as humidity dependent conductivity change, toxicity and environmental contamination when leaked, as well as high flammability and high vapor pressure, which may lead to hazardous explosions if local overheating occurs5,6,7,8,9.

The humidity dependence of the PTR-ToF-MS sensitivity was tested for a suite of compounds including key breath species such as isoprene and acetone shown in Fig. 2. The sensitivity was weak, varying in the order of 3% for the ambient conditions in the cinema and therefore we can exclude humidity dependent variations in sensitivity as the cause of the peaks shown.

Proton conductivity study of compounds 1 and 2 show highest values of 6.73 x 10-7 S.cm-1, 1.96 x 10-5 S.cm-1 at 318 K and 95% RH and these values are humidity dependent.

However, two studies focusing on elucidating the mechanism underlying the setal-substrate interaction have demonstrated that adhesive forces between a single spatula and substrate is humidity dependent (at room temperature) [12], [14].

Although bloodstains deposited outdoors will be exposed to different temperatures and humidities dependent upon the geographical location and the season, many locations will have a finite and restricted range of possible values.

We have elucidated the causes of seasonality in influenza, dissecting the contributions of school calendars (important), humidity-dependent virus survival (important), and varying levels of vitamin D (less important).

The through-plane anionic conductivity of the membranes is strongly humidity-dependent and reaches a maximum of 10.0 94 °C1 (98%°C, 98% relative humidity) for the membrane with the highest content of PMACC.

A Mie and κ-Köhler theory framework was developed to relate measured humidity-dependent changes in BC aerosol optical size to the hygroscopicity parameter of the non-BC content in the particles (which is responsible for water uptake by these particles).

Subsequently, the VL light intensity- and humidity-dependent rate constant of the first-order reaction, k(I, H VL, is expressed quantitatively as a function of I and H and accordingly the inherent rate constant kVL and humidity impact factor fH are deduced.