Cell loss factor

The twenty curves shown in Figure 24 are graphs of (0) versus (v) together with the integral of (0) versus (v) for different values of (Ca) and (( )). They are all normalized to the same peak height. The curves include the practical range of heat loss factors that might be expected from an heat of adsorption detector cell. 

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However, a series of factors introduce losses in the system namely, the reflectivities of the mirrors (RiandR2) on the figure, which reflect only a fraction, Ri and R2, of the intensity. Additional losses can be produced by absorption in the windows of the cell that contains the active medium (if this is the case), diffraction by apertures, and scattering due to particles or imperfect surfaces. All of those losses can be included in a loss factor per trip, expressed as e. Thus, considering both amplification and intensity decrease per round trip, the intensity after a single round trip through a resonator of length d is... 

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A decline in trophic factors may contribute to aging, and a reduced level of hippocampal 5-HT, receptors in Alzheimer s disease would lead to decreased release of S-100 and increased levels of S-100 within cells (Griffin et al. 1989). The relevance of such changes to neuronal cell loss in the hippocampus and cortex remains to be established. The possibility that other serotonin receptor subtypes may also regulate the release of trophic factors remains to be determined (Whitaker-Azmitia and Azmitia 1991], as does the search for other neuronal growth factors (Zhou and Azmitia 1991]. However, such factors and the involvement of serotonin in their release may subsequently be shown to afford a site of drug action to attenuate cell decline and cognitive impairment. 

It is seen from equation (28) that the constant (9) merely effects the magnitude of (0) but the constant (0) and f(v) condition the shape of the temperature profile and produces the curious shaped peaks recorded by the detector. The constant (9) can be considered as the heat loss factor of the cell, it should be noted that the magnitude of f(v) will depend on the value of (Ca) the ratio of the effective volume of the cell to the plate volume of the column. 

The aperture area of a solar module is defined by the inner boundary of total laser scribed area. For every kind of series-connection, the active solar cell area is reduced by the area of the interconnection structure. Area losses increase if the cell width is reduced. On the other hand, electrical losses in contact layers become more severe with increasing cell width due to increasing cell current. Hence, optimization of the cell width must consider both area losses (dead area) due to patterning and series resistance losses due to TCO sheet resistance. These power losses can be described by the loss factors /, which is the sum of the loss factors /d (area losses) and /tco (resistive losses in front TCO) [69] ... 

As per the mechanical theory of glaucoma pathogenesis, deprivation of which of the following factors may accelerate retinal ganglion cell loss ... 

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