Sentence examples for pressure introduced from inspiring English sources
The sheet resistance was dramatically increased when the pressure introduced was > 45.7 Torr.
In this design, pumping is not straightforward induced by the pressure introduced by the air conduit, but based on reliable physics caused by steady airflows.
The working pressure is defined as the pressure applied in the plasma chamber of ECR-MOCVD, whereas the bubbler pressure is described as the pressure introduced to the TMT.
Unfortunately, high genetic variability of HIV in combination with selection pressure introduced by drug treatment enables the virus to develop resistance against this drug class by developing point mutations.
Even under high and permanent infection pressure introduced through graft inoculation of the viruses, PPV has been detected in C5 trees only in several leaves situated close to the point of inoculum grafting in the first nine years.
The structure, optical and electrical characteristics of the ITO layers have been found dependent on the film thickness, determined by the deposition time, and the oxygen partial pressure introduced in the sputtering atmosphere.
This type of disc is domed against the fluid pressure so that the fluid pressure introduces a compression load on the convex side of the disc.
Useful reference genes must not only be present in all samples but the expression levels need to remain constant relative to experimental pressures introduced.
The success of this normalization strategy is highly dependent on the choice of the appropriate control gene: its expression level should be relatively constant across the tissues or cells tested, and should not be significantly altered by the experimental pressures introduced [ 9].
Or can the resulting decreases in Ks from such selection pressures introduce bias into the Ka / Ks metric, so that it no longer gives an accurate measure of amino acid level selection pressure?
In Section 3, new signing features barycenter trajectory, area pressure and motion pressure are introduced.
