Sentence examples for sink effects from inspiring English sources
In recent years, microwave (MW) thermotherapy received considerable attention due to many advantages including the ability to achieve effective ablation of large tumors and less heat sink effects, when compared with other cancer therapies such as radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and surgery [1 6].
However, some VOCs showed increased emission rates over the same period demonstrating sink effects which resulted in secondary emissions.
In contrast, crop colonization by mirids was reduced by nearby orchard, which reflected either sink effects due to intensive management practices or dilution effects linked to herbaceous resources.
Two SPME sampling methods were developed to study nine VOCs, both in indoor air and at the material/air interface [4, 5] for highlighting and quantifying emission or sink effects, and then identifying and ranking material sources.
One of the critical factors that impedes its successful outcome is the thermal heat sink effects from complex vascular systems that give rise to incomplete destruction of the target tumor tissue, resulting in therapy failure.
A range of modelling scenarios were completed in which four broad factors were varied: (1) inter-patch variation in habitat quality; (2) the pattern of inter-patch dispersal; (3) the rate of inter-patch dispersal; and (4) the population sink effects of the Radiata Pine matrix that surrounded the eucalypt patches.
Blood flow in nearby blood vessels can create a heat sink effect, caused by dissipation of heat from the ablation zone resulting in less effective cell necrosis.
When the prevailing westerlies come in from the Pacific they have a higher CO2 content than when they leave over the Atlantic: a "carbon sink" effect.
This technique seems to be less affected by the heat sink effect that limits radiofrequency.
The results are interpreted in terms of heat sink effect and bending nonuniformity.
The second is the heat sink effect that the coal particles take up to release the volatiles.
