Sentence examples for stabilised capacity from inspiring English sources

Cycling the batteries with a current density of 0.25 mA cm−2 between the voltage limits of 3.1 and 4.1 V results in a charge/discharge capacity (referring to the cathode mass) of 100 mAh g−1 at the beginning and after a slight decrease in a stabilised capacity of 75 mAh g−1 after 15 cycles.

Stabilised capacities up to 150 mAh g−1 were obtained under a C/4 regime.

Considering this criterion, the bacterial exopolymer at 10%% has proven to possess emulsion forming and stabilising capacity for the oils tested.

Thus, our results are consistent with the predicted microtubule-stabilising capacity for MAP4.

The pHi is also stabilised by high-capacity, intrinsic buffering on cytoplasmic proteins, oligopeptides and other solutes, and by the extrinsic CO2/HCO3− (carbonic) buffer.

Tsg has previously been shown to release Dpp-Scw/Sog from Collagen IV as a Dpp-Scw/Tsg complex (Wang et al., 2008), with Tsg recruitment or interaction potentially stabilised by the BMP binding capacity of Tsg's N-terminal domain (Oelgeschlager et al., 2000).

There is currently insufficient empirical evidence on whether it is preferable to provide limited study information in an initial assent process, or rather to completely defer all information and obtain consent to use data already collected only once the child's condition has stabilised and/or the parent has regained capacity.

Inflation sags under the drag of excess capacity, but it is also stabilised between 1% and 2% by 2011.

Sir Peter, head of Transport for London (TfL), said unless transport capacity is increased and fares stabilised there would be serious problems.

At the Médecins sans Frontières hospital in Dagahaley, field officer Abubaker Mohamed says although the situation has stabilised since the famine, there is no spare capacity.

AuNPs containing methionine were stabilised with a lower number of ligands and may have the capacity to link more molecules of amino acid on their surfaces.