Sentence examples for rise component from inspiring English sources

In addition to this, the rise component of the PL decay curve was not apparently observed even in the lower energy side of the PL spectra.

An intensity rise component of decay profiles monitored in excimer region (500 nm) was observed for star-shaped polymers due to dynamic formation of excimers.

The absence of the rise component indicates that the time-dependent spectral shift observed in Figure 1 is not caused by the spectral diffusion, which is a time-dependent red shift of the PL energy originating from the carrier migration among high-density NDs for seeking lower potential minima.

Especially the lack of muscle power effects by using the sit-to-stand transfer test in this study does not reflect the shown changes in the chair rise component of the SPPB.

For example, the transients of the apo Y271W mutant show three decay components (400 600 fs, 4.1 7.5 ps, and 40 59 ps) and one rise component (3.7 ps) at the blue and red sides, respectively, similar to the pattern observed in apo Dpo4 polymerase.

The fast rise components were observed for (a), (b), and (c) after the excitation, suggesting the formation of singlet oxygen by energy transfer from the photosensitizer.

The immediate effects in the balance and chair rise components can be explained with the combined use of resistance as well as balance exercises in this study.

PC makers could be squeezed between rising component costs and a resistance to rising prices among consumers.Some companies, such as America's Apple Computer and NEC, Japan's biggest PC supplier, have already put up prices.

This study aimed to establish whether equipment could be used to replace the manually assisted rising component of patient sit-to-stand treatment activities.

Each stimulus consisted of a rising component between 0 and 1, followed by a decay component from 1 back to 0. The overall length of the sawtooth was 50 ms, and the relative position of the maximal point t MAX between the starting point t START and end point t END was defined by a variable a = (t MAX − t START )/(t END − t START ).

The loss of oil from a helicopter main gearbox (MGB) leads to increased friction between components, a rise in component surface temperatures, and subsequent mechanical failure of gearbox components.