Sentence examples for significant decoupling from inspiring English sources

Both effects cause a significant decoupling of the main rock glacier body from its nourishment area leading eventually to rock glacier starvation.

The obtained results are compared to a conventional linear homopolymer poly STF-Li+) and block copoly STF-Li+b-poly(STF-Li+), and reveal a significant "decoupling" of ion conductivity from segmental dynamics for all of the studied SCPE-Li+.

These scientists' narratives suggest that, in the current landscape, developing and maintaining interest in a faculty career for a scientist from any background would require, at a minimum, a willingness to accept a significant decoupling of effort and performance from obtaining the goal due to a supersaturated labor market.

Our data show that, using bedside monitoring techniques [ 15], most of our patients who presented to ICUs in septic shock had significant ventriculoarterial decoupling independent of the commonly seen reduced Ea, whereas our non septic shock patients displayed preserved ventriculoarterial coupling.

Compared to conventional sequences, significant gains in decoupling efficiency and robustness with respect to offset and inhomogeneity of the radio-frequency field were found in simulations and experiments.

The reconstructed leg and tail outlines of Anchiornis suggest significant functional decoupling between these body parts, as was likely the case in many other basal paravians.

The body outline and soft tissue details suggest significant functional decoupling between the legs and tail in at least some basal paravians.

Upon admission to the ICU, patients in septic shock often display significant ventriculoarterial decoupling that is associated with impaired left ventricular performance.

Results reveal the significant effect of the decoupling acoustic coating layer on the noise reduction of the periodically rib-stiffened structures.

Furthermore, a significant weakening but not decoupling of the BMI-SBP-association was also found for 9- to 11-year-old U.K. children when comparing 1980 and 2008 data [ 15].

From the latter model simulations it was concluded that ion diffusion and consequently ion decoupling can have significant effect on the mass transfer rate, although a rather special set of conditions is required.