Sentence examples for targeted heat from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the HT-ELC designs achieve at least 70% improvement over the existing hotspot targeted heat sinks in terms of normalized chip temperature non-uniformity, without the need for any additional system level complexity, reducing reliability risks.
For an average steady-state heat flux of 150 W/cm2 in core areas (hotspots) and 20 W/cm2 over the remaining chip area (background), the chip temperature variation is reduced from 10 °C under the conventional cooling to 4 °C under the current hotspot targeted heat sink – a reduction of 57%.
hsp-60 encodes a mitochondrial targeted heat shock protein.
He used the laser to deliver a microsecond of targeted heat — just enough to seal the blood vessels that fed the scar on the left vocal cord — then pronounced the operation complete.
New York has also targeted heating systems.
To overcome these shortcomings, we designed a multifunctional dual targeted, heat-responsive nanocarrier encapsulating doxorubicin (Dox) as a chemotherapeutic content.
Magnetic hyperthermia is a non-invasive technique which is better than the other hyperthermia techniques as it ensures targeted heating of the tumor tissue [3, 4].
For a fixed cooling target heat flux, the ratio of the heat sink thermal resistance to the respective single-stage value and the attainable COP in a cascaded cooler are determined as a function of the number of stages.
Here, a vaccine was designed to target heat shock protein-65(Hsp65) and cholesteryl ester transfer protein (CETP) simultaneously and the effects of nasal immunization of multi-target vaccine on high-cholesterol-diet-driven rabbit atherosclerosis lesions were evaluated.
With the growing evidence of an important role for Hsps in cancer, researches on chemotherapeutic strategies targeting Heat shock proteins 90 and 70 have gained momentum over the past few years [3].
Additionally, genes in the bicluster are enriched with 'P53 binding site', which is known to target heat shock protein binding genes.
