Sentence examples for output of the cell from inspiring English sources

It was found that electrical power output of the cell was optimized by increasing temperature and decreasing CO2/H2 feed ratio.

For the cell with MR-1 the power output of the cell increased slowly with time for around 100 days and remained at similar values for another 100 days.

The contact surface between the positive active mass (PAM) and the spine is small, which results in high polarisation of the plate at high discharge currents and low power output of the cell.

When applied to the anode of an assembled vanadium redox flow cell, the method nearly eliminates the overpotential associated with this reaction, thereby significantly improving the power output of the cell by up to 70% in the high voltage efficiency regime.

Here x i j,u i j,y i j stand for the state, input, and output of the cell i j, respectively; A,B,z are the template parameters: A for feedback, B for input, and z i j for bias.

As VSG represents ∼10% of cell protein, this excess is of the order of 20 30% of protein synthetic output of the cell, assuming no other polypeptides are made to considerable excess.

A chemiluminescent (CL) assay being highly sensitive allows evaluating oxidative output of the cells in dynamics.

For the salt, ethanol, and heat stresses, the perturbation increased the RFP output of the cells, thereby stabilizing the state.

To account for this change, GAG content was reported as a function of DNA content, reflecting the biosynthetic output of the cells.

For example, C8HSL molecules, a second QS signal in V. fischeri, has been suggested to reduce the noise in bioluminescence output of the cells at low autoinducer concentrations [ 50].

While chick clock gene orthologs continue to cycle in culture, they do so at low levels, suggesting that significant signal amplification and/or posttranscriptional regulation must occur if these genes are driving the larger amplitude rhythms seen in the physiological output of the cells, as well as the expression of other more highly rhythmic genes.