Sentence examples for lifetime prolongation from inspiring English sources

On average, the MI-DARE achieves of about 20%% network lifetime prolongation as compared to DARE.

In [26], the authors study propagation models subject to network lifetime prolongation.

This means that MI-DARE does not pay the cost of packet delivery ratio to achieve network lifetime prolongation.

The neutron fluence load on a reactor pressure vessel is an important physical quantity affecting material degradation and consequently reliable assessment of pressure vessel integrity and lifetime prolongation beyond designed conditions.

It has been reported that N-doped TiO2 as a photoanode of dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) can improve the energy conversion efficiency due to the change of properties of TiO2, such as electron lifetime prolongation, charge transfer resistance reduction, and visible light absorption extension [17, 18].

As the expression of p22 NOX subunit in astrocytes during EAE is only sparse [ 45], we investigated Noxo1 expression by immunofluorescence to address the question which NOX enzyme could be responsible for the observed NAD(P H lifetime prolongation.

**as opposed to life prolongation or curation.

So, high surface area of the catalyst is helpful for the prolongation of its lifetime [22].

These results also show that an optimal placing of the sink nodes contributes to the prolongation of the lifetime of the network.

Reaction engineering advantages for yield and selectivity of complex reactions, for in situ and inline regeneration, and for the prolongation of the lifetime of heterogeneous catalysts are discussed.

We propose a power-control mechanism that achieves efficient sensor-data transmission resting on two special features: (1) an adaptive transmission power rate for packet routing and (2) a prolongation of sensors' lifetime.