Sentence examples for restraining capacity from inspiring English sources

Although restrainers placed over the sheep head (i.e., use of cushion between the sheep head and a head coil) were helpful in reducing the artifacts, bloating of the abdomen could have amplified breathing-related head motion beyond the restraining capacity.

This study may provide new insight into restraining the capacity fading of LiMn2O4 electrodes and show their promising large-scale commercialization of high-power lithium ion batteries.

We suggest a novel functional role for DNA methylation in the transcribed region as a key determinant capable of restraining the capacity of a gene to respond to internal/external cues.

Although the etiological event or agent responsible for primary IVD degeneration (IVDD) has not been clearly identified, one major theory regarding the biomechanical failure of the CEP matrix, wherein structural damage to the collagen network (due to abnormal joint loading) reduces the restraining force capacity of the CEP [ 4].

This paper introduces a new three-step method that analyses the limit capacity of laterally restrained RC slabs in fire.

But he cannot accept a deal that does not significantly push back and restrain Iranian capacity to make a nuclear weapon in the future.

In order to further restrain the capacity loss derived from the HF attack and manganese dissolution, 40 wt% Na2S2O8 treated-sample has been modified by an amorphous CaF2 layer with nano-scale thickness.

Used as an anode in lithium-ion batteries, the carbon shell can help buffer the large volume expansion/contraction of the Si/C core during charge/discharge and restrain the capacity fading caused by the mechanical failure of the active material.

Excess global capacity is restraining U.S. capital spending, and the huge monetary and fiscal stimuli of the early 2000s are history.

The surfactants compound of PA and THAO possessed stronger surface hydrating inhibition and capacity of restraining osmotic hydration.

Levi (1988) states that the level of government extraction capacity is restrained by three conditions: the capacity of the government to control social resources and relative bargaining power; the capacity of the government to formulate, coordinate, and execute extraction contacts; and finally, the governmental expectations for the future, in other words, the withdrawal rate.