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The BCCF at the optimized composition exhibited much higher electrical conductivities than the commercial Ba0.5Sr0.5Co0.8Fe0.2O3-δ (BSCF) perovskite cathode material.

This is probably due to the fact that although CNTs can have much higher electrical conductivities, their thermal conductivities are also found to be very high [6 11].

Tungsten has a much higher electrical conductivity than CFC, and this does not allow a simple replacement of the CFC with solid tungsten in the original design.

Some composite films derived from the phenolic resin and flaky graphite sheets displayed much higher electrical conductivities compared to the film from the feed graphite particles.

Much higher electrical conductivity and EMI shielding effectiveness are achieved for PS/TGO/Fe3O4 composites in comparison to those of PS/Fe3O4@RGO composites.

In the entire temperature range, the SPS samples, especially the IF-SPS sample, achieve much higher electrical conductivity and lower thermal conductivity compared to the sample prepared with conventional SSRS method.

The tight junctions of the blood brain barrier cause a much higher transendothelial electrical resistance than those of other tissues, which makes intercellular space tighter and less permeable for aqueous-based paracellular transport.

In this paper, we present an optical sensing system based on OTDR and corresponding interpretation, which can obtain the real-time temperature profile and its spatial resolution and temperature resolution is much higher than tradition electrical monitoring system.

Although both the coatings have relatively low porosity of ~ 0.5%, GA Cu coating presents a much higher in-plane electrical conductivity of 73% of IACS, but a poorer corrosion resistance than E Cu coating.

Cold sprayed coatings exhibited much higher hardness and lower electrical conductivity when compared with those of Cu substrate.

Additionally, glial cells are found surrounding the surface of the capillaries, which cohere the endothelial cells, producing an electrical resistance much higher than that of other systemic endothelia [2].