Sentence examples for loss of module from inspiring English sources

As the dust layer on the surface of PV module became thicker, the transmittance loss became alarmingly higher which triggers higher loss of module output power (Weber et al. 2013).

The phylogenetic relationships observed among A and C domains in both lineages are consistent with this proposed tandem duplication history if one postulates the loss of module 5 and 6 A domains from both lineages and the additional loss of the complete module 2 (A-T-C) from the SidC lineage (Figs. 6Aiii v and 6Biii v with losses shown in red, Figs. 4A, B).

Our data show that the RGPs of the flexible genome are shaped by the acquisition and loss of modules, and that RGP diversity probably results from intrachromosomal or interchromosomal rearrangements between module units.

This paper investigated the thermo-mechanical performance of microchannel-based technology to actively cool high power electronic modules, of which the power loss of the module has reached as high as 550 watts.

However, due to the glass/glass or glass/transparent backsheet design, the module is associated with two additional optical loss mechanisms: transmittance loss of infrared light passing through bifacial cell and transmittance loss on module inactive area (cell-gap area).

And loss of this module in a launching accident, which would further delay construction and drive up costs, could mean political death for the project, some say.

The data for dust samples of different weights with change in power loss of solar module at three radiations values of 650 , 750and 850 W/m2 have been collected and summarized.

One candidate is aPKC, which is strongly mislocalized upon loss of Scrib module function but not JNK activation (Bilder and Perrimon, 2000).

The analysis of CNAs in cancers clearly demonstrates the existence of a significant pattern of loss of gene modules functionally related to cancer initiation and progression along with the amplification of modules of genes related to unspecific defense against xenobiotics (probably chemotherapeutical agents).

Likely mechanisms include: 1) tandem duplication and loss of individual modules or domains, 2) gene fusion/fission, and 3) recombination and/or gene conversion of individual modules or domains either within the same NPS or between different NPSs.

In those cases, it has been postulated that the degenerative loss of regulatory modules in each of the two duplicates may have been sufficient to allow the preservation of the two genes, such that the duplicates together retain original functions of the single ancestor gene [5], [31].