Sentence examples for migration flux from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that zinc halo complexes are influencing the migration flux of the reacting species.

The complexation of zinc tends to cause a negative contribution to the limiting current in such solutions, since the migration flux of anionic species such as ZnCl−3 (or ZnCl2−4) opposes the diffusional flux toward the cathode.

Interestingly, some Japanese isolates also clustered with Brazilian isolates, likely because the high migration flux between these countries contributed to cross HIV infection.

Their findings suggest that the total migration flux will increase approximately four-fold from 2010 to 2060.

The crossover has a large impact on the battery voltage during discharge, but can be neglected during charge due to mutual compensation of diffusion and migration fluxes.

As a result, detailed information about transient and steady-state behaviour of the electrolyte is revealed, including potential gradients and the diffusion and migration fluxes for both Li+ and PF−6 ions.

Figure 4 Normalized migration fluxes between two locations.

D2 Annual growth rate settles to 2.6% and migration fluxes are relevant.

Table 1 Outcomes of critical uncertainties selected for scenario development Demography D1 Annual growth rate settles to 3.4% (national value) and migration fluxes are relevant.

Due to the short time span between sampling events, genetic diversity is expected to be similar in pre and post-epidemic samples assuming that there is no bias in the sampling or in mortality due to Ebola and that social organisation and migration fluxes were not perturbed by the outbreaks.

Moreover, their findings with respect to international migration fluxes contradict the results of Henry et al.'s (2004) earlier study.