Sentence examples for a considerable surface area from inspiring English sources
As in the HA, most amino acid changes were located on the surface of the NA molecule and these changes cover a considerable surface area of the molecule.
39 Consequently, the hair follicle infundibulum represents not only a reservoir but also a considerable surface area where interaction between accumulated material and skin structures can occur.
The BCSFB has a considerable surface area for exchange between the blood and the CSF through the presence of microvilli on the apical surface and interdigitations on the basolateral surface.
By activation at lower temperature (600 °C), the afforded a-NC600 maintains high N and O contents, high fraction of pseudocapacitance active species as well as considerable surface area, all of which result in the maximized specific capacitance (309 F g−1 at current density of 1 A g−1 in acidic electrolyte).
On the contrary, the Ti-MCM-41 with lower Si/Ti ratio (Si/Ti = 10) shows low structural integrity and the formation of Ti-oxide species, leading to a considerable decrease in surface area.
FC-POP CH2DETA FC-POP CH2DETAexhibited CO2 adsorpthen excellent(54.0 kJ/mol) yet maintained CO2sideradsorptionurfacenthalpy636 m2/g).
CNFs not only provided considerable specific surface area for high mass loading of MnO2 but also offered reliable electrical conductivity to ensure the full utilization of MnO2 coatings.
The as-prepared CNT@TiO2 nanocomposites exhibit multiple favorable features, such as excellent electrical conductivity and considerable high surface area, which make them to be potentially used for promising electrode material of electrochemical energy storage and conversion devices.
The optimum carbons had a high specific surface area (∼1400 m2/g) with a considerable amount of micropores (∼50%).
These devices, which provide a considerable increase in the surface area for heat transfer between a heated source and a cooler ambient fluid, are most effective to enhance heat transfer between a surface and an adjacent fluid (Kraus et al. 2001).
The Dumrea diapir is a considerable ellipsoid-shape evaporite mass outcropping with a surface area of about 210 km2 and axes 20 × 10 km.
