Sentence examples for poor flux from inspiring English sources

When (known) fluxes are variable in time, poor identification of Δϕ leads to poor flux estimates from Δϕ and ArΔϕ methods.

One concern, however, is that contradictory rules may still exist and result in poor flux resolution.

These approaches hold great promise for delivery of peptides, proteins and other previously unsuccessful drug candidates (due to poor flux or low potency).

One explanation for the poor PC flux resolution is the distance of the measurement, i.e. lactate, from glutamine and the resulting dilutions that occur at metabolites α-ketoglutarate and pyruvate.

Fouling inhibits flow through the membrane resulting in an eventual decline in overall flux, poor permeate quality, higher pressure demand (higher energy), additional labor for maintenance and chemicals for cleaning, production loss and shorter membrane life.

Albic soil is characterized by three distinguished layers of texture: a mollic epipedon, an albic E horizon, and a thick argillic horizon that is good for water holding but very poor for air flux vertically (Xing et al. 1994).

Similarly, in S. cerevisiae, a poor correlation between fluxes and transcript levels of genes of this pathway was observed [ 53].

But when the private markets are in flux, many poor decisions are made around spending, hiring and raising capital, all of which gum up the Silicon Valley value creation machine.

Conventional FO membrane made of phase inversion support layer exhibits favorable mechanical stability, however the water flux is poor due to severe internal concentration polarization (ICP).

Improperly partitioning a region to account these affinities results in over or under predicting flux, and therefore, poor model performance.

While some of the turbulence models do provide reasonable predictions for the surface pressure, the predictions for surface heat flux are generally poor, and often in error by a factor of four or more.