Sentence examples for mobility leading to from inspiring English sources

Mobile phone data also provide information about users' mobility, leading to studies which combine human movement and communication patterns.

Some of the limitations include gravity override, channelling, and poor mobility leading to early gas breakthrough.

This implies that Al-SBA-16-MA15% has higher lattice oxygen mobility, leading to higher activity for the oxidation reaction.

Finally, these fibrous structures form networks that inhibit mobility, leading to the loss of fluidity and resulting in a gel.

It is speculated that the external uniaxial compressive strain further decreases the effective hole mobility, leading to the additional mobility enhancement, along transport direction in strained Ge channel.

As a result, the LO phonon scattering and the interface roughness scattering dominate the 2DEG electron mobility, leading to the monotonic decrease for the mobility.

Furthermore, this optimized morphology promotes improved hole and electron mobilities, leading to a promising PCE of 5.08% with improved Jsc of 9.08 mandm2 and high FF of 66.02%.

The short-circuit current density (JSC) and PCE value of PSCs based on PBDTSDPP-3 are higher than those of the other two polymers because of better morphology, higher and more balanced charge-carrier mobilities, leading to less recombination loss.

While differences in the likelihood of travel and average distance travel can be attributed to quantitative differences in infrastructural support for mobility this already strongly affects the whole mobility picture leading to a number of quantitative dissimilarities.

The AZO front channel layer inserted between the gate dielectric film and back channel layer plays the role of the mobility booster, leading to the increase of I on and mobility [16].

Across Europe the need to commute is spreading ("survival-driven mobility"),4 leading to massive congestion.