Sentence examples for spillover rate from inspiring English sources

The spillover rate was found to be independent of the site density and depends only on the fraction of free sites, indicating that a constant number of Brønsted acid sites buffer each active iron site, unaffected by the hydrothermal treatment.

Our group has recently demonstrated inverse associations between resting sympathetic nervous system (SNS) activity, quantified as arterial norepinephrine concentration and whole-body norepinephrine spillover rate, peripheral arterial stiffness and insulin clearance in obese individuals with metabolic syndrome [ 18].

Arterial norepinephrine concentration and calculated whole-body norepinephrine spillover rate decreased by −12 ± 5 % and −14±8%8 % respectively in the HCD group, which did not differ significantly from changes in the control group.

Arterial norepinephrine concentration decreased by −12±5%5 %, whole-body norepinephrine spillover rate by −14±8%8 %, and MSNA by −9 ± 5 bursts per 100 heartbeats in the HCD group (P all >0.05 versus control group).

Changes in anthropometrics, sympathetic neural parameters (arterial norepinephrine concentration, norepinephrine spillover rate and MSNA), creatinine clearance, and urinary sodium and potassium excretion did not correlate with change in exogenous insulin clearance or hepatic insulin extraction.

Site specific differences in the history of human-chimpanzee contact might also provide better insight into both the role of research and tourism in determining pathogen spillover rates and the extent to which acquired immunity in chimpanzees influences the outcome of pathogen spillover.

Due to the spillover effect, the rate of return from an innovation is lesser and as a result, the incentives for carrying out R&D are reduced.

To calculate the cross-correlation between EPSC rate and spillover, we used the smoothed EPSC rate trace and the putative spillover traces from the fitting procedure, both mentioned above, and used a 2 s sliding window over the traces.

Source and recipient countries may have quite different views on the size, or even the sign, of the net spillover (output plus exchange rate effect), as the debates surrounding "currency wars" showed.

In the majority of subsequent spillover events, the mortality rate among humans has been higher (∼75%) along with evidence of multiple rounds of person-to-person transmission [8].

The interventional spillover effect evaluates the rate of repetitive interventions that occur based on the total number of nonrepetitive interventions.