Sentence examples for property retention from inspiring English sources

The term ATS2m is a graph invariant describing now the considered property (retention time) is distributed along the topological structure.

Furthermore, excellent ferroelectric fatigue-free property, retention property, and dielectric property of the KSBT films were exhibited experimentally.

If the metal-doped silicon oxide is adopted as the resistive switching layer of RRAM device, the reliability performance including endurance property, retention, and operation stability can conform to the requirement of non-volatile memory.

It provides different functions for predicting sequence properties (retention time, pI, mass, etc).

For instance, the hollow and porous Fe2O3, which was derived from industrial mill scale, delivers a high capacitance value of 346 F g−1 with outstanding cycling property (88% retention after 5000 cycles) [21].

In fact, Griswold found that Genesee County's demolition investment of $3.5 million produced $112 million in surrounding property value retention for Flint, MI residents.

Thermally bonded electrospun PCL scaffolds were characterized by analyzing the changes in morphology, fiber diameter, pore area, tensile properties, suture retention strength, burst pressure strength, and compliance.

Scaffold cellularization for cartilage engineering can aid implant properties, their retention and minimize repeated intervention, particularly in paediatric reconstructive craniofacial surgery.

In conclusion, based on its physico-chemical properties and retention of fisetin biological effects, the developed liposomal fisetin preparation is therefore suitable for in vivo administration.

In this study, we observed soil hydraulic properties (water retention and saturated hydraulic conductivity) at 100 regularly spaced locations on a 5000-m transect in southern Italy.

To further demonstrate the stability of the resistive switching properties, data retention was gauged by examining the current level of the device in the on state over a long period of time (>2000 s) in air ambient.