Sentence examples for level of deposition from inspiring English sources

Cell architecture and level of deposition of haemosiderin, the distinctive form of iron found in iron-loaded tissues, were assessed.

This may be due to the enhanced level of deposition of nanocrystalline Sb2Se3 onto the bare photoanodes of SnO2 with increase in sensitization time.

This might be due to the enhanced level of deposition of nanocrystalline HgS onto the bare photoanodes of TiO2 with increased sensitization time.

It is evident from this figure that as the deposition on the anode is progressively increasing with higher static potential, higher level of deposition control can be achieved on the cathode loop.

Generally, it is known that for high level sources, the level of deposition near the source is small and increases with downwind distance from the source until it reaches a maximum, after which it decreases.

From previous knowledge it has been found that electrostatic charge on inhaled particles can enhance and alter the level of deposition within the lung [9], [10].

The greatest levels of deposition occurred in the 90 μm and 53 μm crevices at the lower wall shear rate.

Permeation measurements were conducted in the Henry's law region at various levels of deposition for hydrogen, methane, isobutane and nitrogen, at temperatures between 60°C and 180°C.

The calculated values proved to be inaccurate for hydrogen, overestimating the permeance by a factor of 2 at high levels of deposition possibly because of non-ideal pore shapes accentuated by the deposition.

Additionally, the renal pelvis accumulation does not appear to affect levels of deposition in other tissues.

"Now it appears that any region of the planet with high mountains will have higher levels of deposition of these compounds, and possibly toxic metals such as mercury and cadmium as well," Hamilton says.