Sentence examples for measurable capacity from inspiring English sources
However, the measurable capacity loss for the calendar-life aged cells indicates continued immobilization of Li+ ions.
The reason is that human beings are, as more than a hundred studies show, prone to hedonic adaptation, a measurable and innate capacity to become habituated or inured to most life changes.
Unconjugated QDs (Supporting Information Figure S2) and biotin blocked QDs (Supporting Information Figure S3) showed no signature of binding or nonlinearity, thus lacking any measurable biotin binding capacity, and confirming the specificity of the quenching for the biotin−SAv interaction.
Correction of pectus excavatum (PE) results in measurable improvement in lung capacity and cardiac performance as well as improved appearance and self-image.
Furthermore, course objectives focused on students' skills should be added to this course so that it is possible to have a higher and measurable impact on local capacity.
The African-led nature of CARTA and its focus on sustainable, measurable changes in research capacity and output are in tandem with the current emphasis on homegrown and intellectually-sound solutions to the problem of sustainable capacity for research for health and development in Africa.
Another reason, however, is that it seems to serve as a paradigm case for teasing out important dimensions of the problem: it involves measurable improvements in biological capacities in a social context that is both well outside health care and defined by clear rules of engagement.
It will probably be less dramatic for the rest of the country, but overall the decline in Gulf production will represent a measurable reduction in worldwide production capacity.
We report an inverse relationship between measurable porosity values and reversible capacity from sucrose-derived hard carbon as an anode for sodium-ion batteries (SIBs).
Heat capacity is the measurable physical quantity that specifies the amount of heat required to change the temperature of body by a given amount.
