Sentence examples for resultant effect of from inspiring English sources

The resultant effect of damage on the solder joint is premature failure, hence shortened fatigue life.

Sometimes the resultant effect of these redundant constraints can be considered instead of computing individual constraint reactions.

Thus, in this paper, we developed a mathematical model for determining power losses over typical transmission lines, as the resultant effect of ohmic and corona power losses, taking into cognizance the flow of current and voltage along the lines.

The resultant effect of two post-casting treatments on the anion-rejection characteristics and adherence to a smooth Pt electrode of a perfluorosulfonate ionomer (Nafion) cast as a thin film (4 μm) from the commercially available alcohol solution is reported.

It is the purpose of this paper to present the resultant effect of geometrical spreading, Doppler frequency shift and the distortion of a sound field due to the motion of a point and line source.

The heat transfer coefficient increases with an increase in the chimney height and it has been found that the effect of chimney height on the heat transfer coefficient is a resultant effect of the air outlet temperature and the driving force generated by the chimney.

To determine the relationship between synaptic weight and causal strength between neuron pairs, the synaptic weight between N1 and N2 was systematically incremented from 0 mV to 75 mV and the resultant effect on PGC's estimate of causality was observed.

These include different modes of CPAP application (such as face-mask versus nasal CPAP) [ 23], different methods of measuring the resultant effect on cardiac function and the possibility that volume loading in some of the studies influenced the resultant effect on cardiac function [ 26].

Thus, based on our results demonstrating the role of P-Ser-HP1γ in mitosis, we examined the resultant effects of P-Ser-HP1γ on cell proliferation by analyzing cells transfected with wild type, S83A-HP1γ or S83D-HP1γ mutant via EdU incorporation.

However, satellite remotely sensed data acquired in heavily vegetated regions such as tropical rainforest, are vulnerable to higher inherent noise levels attributed to the resultant effects of scattering by clouds and adjacency effects of highly inhomogeneous vegetation cover within the pixel dimension.

We generated inducible, cardiomyocyte-restricted Fgf13 knockout mice to determine the resultant effects of Fgf13 gene ablation.