Sentence examples for supply exhibited from inspiring English sources
With this coated PCB, the self-breathing DMFC stack with passive methanol supply exhibited progressively degradation in its lifetime test.
In these settings, channels with a moderate relative sediment supply exhibit the highest textural and geomorphic diversity.
Nevertheless, the power statistics collection may not be possible or available due to the fact that renewable energy supply exhibits intermittency, time varying behavior (e.g. shortage or failure), resulting in missing data.
Akin to human chronic wounds, rat hypoxic wounds, made on a bipedicle flap (surgically isolated area of skin with minimal continued blood supply) exhibit increased inflammatory markers and MMP activity (Chen et al., 1999).
Only a small fraction of Mrs. Haggard's supply was exhibited.
As shown, electricity, gas, and water supply industries exhibited a negative technical effect throughout the 10-year period from 1990 to 2000 but crossed over to a large positive technical effect (+102 Mt CO2) during the interval between 2000 and 2005.
Low oxygen supply also exhibited great effect on the transport of amino acids.
This preliminary step in the design phase predetermines some of the major parameters that the switching power supply will exhibit.
While recent literature from Ghana has shown that municipal water rationing and lower socioeconomic status tend to drive sachet consumption at the metropolitan scale, some low-income communities with a reliable piped water supply still exhibit diverse drinking water-seeking behaviours.
This result is clearly in contradiction to the general idea that plants at similar rates of N supply should exhibit similar patterns of biomass partitioning [8].
Thus, although the traditional approach is easier and has a shorter distance for the axon regeneration, the present modified approach is substantially safer with respect to wound healing (as it has a better blood supply) and exhibits a lower incidence of wound infection or dehiscence, preventing dislocation of the reconstructed nerve.
