Sentence examples for transfer may affect from inspiring English sources
In the range of the battery design and operating conditions investigated, the convective mass transfer may affect the battery specific power and energy up to 1%, the state of charge up to 2.4%, and the salt concentration in the positive electrode up to 50%.
Horizontal gene transfer may affect statistical estimates of gene loss significance.
We also investigated how events of horizontal gene transfer may affect the estimates for the association between genes function and positive selection mode of their evolution.
Another additional difficulty might be that the gene is not necessarily the atomic unit of transfer: transfers may affect only parts of a gene, through recombination.
However, mass transfer limitation may affect yeast growth and ethanol fermentation if the flocculation occurs earlier before fermentation is completed.
Then the kinetic analysis of heterogeneous catalytic reactions cannot neglect the effect of such intrusions, since the rate of the reaction now corresponds to the slowest step of the overall catalytic process, the so-called rate-determining step, and the heat and mass transfer intrusions may affect considerably the relative rate of such steps.
Concern has been expressed that acute intrapartum and postpartum complications may arise in spite of careful assessment of low-risk women and that transfer delays may affect lifesaving medical interventions such as caesarean section or advanced neonatal resuscitation.
However, it is still a matter of debate whether lateral gene transfers (LGT) may affect the components of genomic cores, preventing their use to retrace species evolution.
The availability of high-speed internet transfer of images may affect the requirement and role of local radiologists by transferring images to major centres for rapid specialist interpretation.
Several enzymes, including cholesterylester transfer protein (CETP) may affect HDL2-chol and HDL3-chol concentrations, by lowering them [ 13].
However, gut metabolism, stability of the drug in the intestine, fasted/fed state, and mass transfer may also affect the dynamics.
