Sentence examples for influence of the minimum from inspiring English sources
The objectives are first considered individually, during which the influence of the minimum structural feature size and prescribed volume fraction are investigated.
The concern in this paper is about the phenomena that would justify the influence of the minimum absorption bandwidths on the metal NPs' sizes of different shapes in the EMF therapy.
Moreover, the nonuniformity of the convective heat transfer coefficient has an evident influence on the minimum HLR, but that of the surface emissivity is small.
To reduce the influence of noise, the minimum size of a calcified lesion was set at 0.5 mm.
Tests with this structure at the DFT level showed that the influence of the non-minimum structure on the properties of interest is minimal.
The filter coefficients that greatly influence the performance of the minimum entropy deconvolution are calculated by an iterative procedure.
We examined the influence of varying minimum mapping unit (MMU) and spatial extent on the prioritization of patches by their importance for the conservation of overall landscape connectivity, according to 10 different metrics as management support tools.
Windup of spinal nociceptive neurones may underlie temporal summation of pain, influencing the minimum alveolar concentration (MAC) of anaesthetics required to prevent movement to supramaximal stimuli.
The aim of the present work is to understand how the morphological features of the nanostructured particles influence the minimum required amount of the fillers to obtain similar piezoresistive performances among the different composites.
In region 7, plant species flowered later in the year over historical time outside of the influence of the increased variability in minimum temperatures, as indicated by the statistical significance of the variable 'year'year
Recently some effort has been made to investigate the influence of minimum antibiotic concentrations on the transfer of MDR under controlled experimental conditions.
