Sentence examples for reduction of resistance from inspiring English sources
The model considers the reduction of resistance of the beam after web shear buckling has occurred.
We demonstrated that the exposure of MES-SA/Dx5 cells to some of 4a n resulted in significant reduction of resistance of the cells against doxorubicin.
Growth of electron concentration (at the stable concentration of background charged impurities in the well) leads to strong increase of mobility and appropriate reduction of resistance due to two simultaneous processes: decrease of hole concentration and growth of screening [1].
At the same time, the metal dissolution of aluminium (induced by galvanic coupling with steel) favours the thinning of the cross-section of the sheet leading to the reduction of resistance of the joint.
On the other hand, the efficient charge separation, the reduction of resistance, and the improvement of charge transfer rate, which dramatically enhanced the photocatalytic activity toward water reduction and MO degradation.
In this section, the gas response (change of resistance) of TiO2 nanotube arrays (TNTAs) to SO2, SOF2 and SO2F2 are discussed at 200 °C, and the negative value of resistance variation (R%) means the reduction of resistance.
Reduction of resistances even in cases of persistent turbulent conditions of flow.
The green phosphor doped at 5-wt.% ratio contributed to the reduction of resistances of the surface and interface of the photoelectrode and to the great enhancement of the absorption spectrum in UV-visible and near-infrared regions.
The contact resistance is small in comparison with the semiconductor sheet resistance, as shown in Fig. 8. Therefore, the reduction of series resistance is largely due to the reduction of the material's resistivity.
More conductive pathways will result in a reduction of local resistance, which compensate the overall fast growth of total resistance under tension and make convex curve occur.
Exercise, rebreathing, and erect posture result in reduction of nasal resistance, whereas infective or allergic rhinitis, hyperventilation, alcohol, and cold air increase nasal resistance [ 3].
