Sentence examples for isolation resistance from inspiring English sources

The degradation of the connectors resulted in a decrease of the isolation resistance of the electrodes.

An isolation resistance of more than 106 Ω/□ was achieved for as-implanted material.

The contact resistance is no more than 5 Ω while the isolation resistance is more than 200 MΩ and the maximum allowable current is up to 100 mA.

An isolation resistance R is placed at the center of the symmetric plane to realize good isolation between the two output ports.

This could be modelled with an equivalent circuit where the isolation resistance was placed in parallel with the actually equivalent circuit for the working electrode impedance.

In spite of its geographical isolation, resistance to SP in P. falciparum populations of STP islands has emerged from multiple introductions of mutant parasites from the continent, possibly of West African origin.

Additionally we used the E-test method (Biomerieux, ABI-Biodisk) in order to confirm some isolation resistances against TEC and LZ found by the VITEK II system and to estimate the MIC levels of DA and VA.

This isolation, or resistance to foreign influence, seems to have been broken in the 13th century.

By contrast, M.I.A.'s self-titled book is a document of isolation and resistance, clearly the product of one person following an idiosyncratic path.

Isolation by resistance was significant for COI and explained 26% of the genetic differentiation.

Instead, the global epidemiology of bacterial infections should be considered in conjunction with local rates of pathogen isolation and resistance.