Sentence examples for reduction of lifetime from inspiring English sources

Certain media, e.g., a PMMA polymer, destroy the perfection of the ligands capping, thus inducing a reduction of lifetime τave.

Compared to the actual shock degradation, this virtual gradual degradation path compensates the reduction of lifetime due to shock occurrence by an earlier CIT.

Increasing temperature causes a significant reduction of lifetime, e.g. the CCG lifetime on the simulated CGHAZ is reduced by a factor of five as temperature raises from 320 °C to 340 °C at given reference stresses.

The compression of morbidity hypothesis envisions a potential reduction of lifetime morbidity and medical care costs, now heavily concentrated in the senior years, by compression of this morbidity between an increasing average age at the onset of infirmity and the age at death, increasing also, but more slowly.

Reduction of lifetime lead exposure may be required to decrease risk of fetal exposure.

The Framingham study estimated that a 5-year delay in the onset of AD would be equivalent to a reduction of lifetime risk by half, from 14 to 7% (2).

This also implies that less than lifetime exposure is associated with a linearly proportional reduction of the lifetime risk.

The reduction of recombination lifetime in the neutral base region increases the base transit time as compared to the infinite recombination lifetime, and the finite saturation velocity also degrades the base transit time, as compared to the infinite saturation velocity.

However, at higher temperatures, the photoresponse tremendously decreases due to a strong reduction of photocarrier lifetime.

The reduction of the lifetime induced by cyclic load can be estimated by setting the case without fatigue damage as the reference one.

To deal with the sudden damage increase and reduction of total lifetime, a virtual gradual degradation path with an earlier CIT is introduced in the proposed method.