In the literature review, the author repeatedly used inductibility, prompting reviewers to note that it was a misspelling of inducibility and to clarify the term's technical implications.

The researcher compared the inductivities of the new coil designs to determine which had the strongest magnetic response.

The inductiveness of her reasoning made the hypothesis more plausible.

When the nearby coil was energized, the metal rod became inducteous and momentarily reversed its surface charge.

The researchers adopted an inductional approach, drawing general principles from specific observations.

The inductivity of the coil determines how effectively it stores magnetic energy during current changes.

The engineer measured the mutual inductance between the two coils to predict the induced voltage when the current changed.

The engineer calculated the electrical inductance of the coil by dividing the magnetic flux by the current in the circuit.

When designing the transformer network, engineers measured the mutual inductances between adjacent coils to ensure signal integrity.

The engineer carefully measured the inductance coils to ensure the circuit met its specifications.