"tailing effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the lingering of an effect over an extended period of time, especially an effect that is not as strong or intense as it was originally. For example, "The public outcry after the election had a tailing effect that lasted for months as the population continued to express their discontent."
The contaminant mass transfer coefficient between the mobile and immobile regions mainly controls the tailing effect of the contaminant breakthrough.
Tailing effect of nonequilibrium (kinetically controlled) gas water partitioning behind the NAPL zone is also addressed in the presented study.
Typical colloid breakthrough curves show two important behaviors: a constant outlet concentration value after a transient phase, and a pronounced tailing effect at the end of the injection step.
Moreover, the tailing effect in the energy spectrum towards lower energies due to incomplete charge collection [14] (Fig. 1) may specifically affect count statistics with CZT cameras.
Thus, these electrons might occupy the energy levels slightly lower than the conduction band due to the band tailing effect, which generates band gap shrinkage.
Based on the band tailing effect, the band gap of a heavily doped semiconductor will shrink with the increasing doping levels.
This was due to the adsorption of AChBP to the wall of the chip and bubble cell capillary, causing clogs, tailing effects, and an increased baseline.
At full DAHBA displacement, injecting higher nicotine concentrations evidently did not yield higher negative signals, but only broader signals due to tailing effects.
To effectively capture the fat-tail effect in the wind power time series, (nu_{t}), in the OSTAR-GARCH wind power forecasting model, is generalized from normal distribution to non-Gaussian distributions.
The consistent amplification within all dilutions showed that LAMP is an 'all or nothing' reaction, with little of the tailing off effect that is often observed in PCRs with diluting templates.
"Not to resort to clichés, but it demonstrates the long tail effect," Mr. Johnson said.
