Sentence examples for a further dispersion from inspiring English sources

Due to the emulsion stock is too viscous to be injected by syringe, a further dispersion step into the majority of aqueous was performed to increase the fluidity, thus yielding stable and injectable W/O/W nanoemulsion, i.e. the core oil entrapped aqueous solution (internal aqueous solution), and the oil droplets also dispersed into the continuous solution (external aqueous solution).

We measured rabbit abundance in a vast area in which thirty-two restocking plots were built to create an initial rabbit population for further dispersion, in addition to an intensive habitat management program.

After intercalation of PA12 into interlayer of OMMT in the initial period of mixing, further dispersion of OMMTs in PA12 matrices is controlled by a slippage process of MMT layers during fabricating PA12 nanocomposites with exfoliated structure.

In addition, an increase in the temperature of the system leads to an increase in the kinetic energy of the particles, resulting in their further dispersion and consequent reduction in the value of η.

We prepared a colloidal suspension of CdSe/ZnS nanocrystal quantum dots (QDs) [24], with slight modifications, including further dispersion in chloroform.

A masterbatch is first prepared by dispersion of CNTs within the compatibilizers by melt-mixing and coprecipitation followed by further dispersion within the PP matrix.

It is proposed that initial particle grid impaction results in a shearing force causing agglomerate fragmentation followed by immediate re‐entrainment into the turbulent airstream within the grid apertures which causes further dispersion of the fine particles.

Ex-situ DRIFTs, XRD and NH3-TPD results reveal the 950 °C aging process leads to Si-OH-Al bonds breakage and phase transition of chabazite support over Cu/SAPO-34 samples with high copper loading, meanwhile, the EPR and TPR outcomes prove the copper oxides' further dispersion and coordination variation due to skeleton collapse.

In addition, we conducted a cluster analysis for only the first 2 months of the outbreak in Morobe province to better understand the likely routes of spread which lead to further dispersion across the country.

New collagenase solution was added and further dispersions were gathered every 2 hours.

Sampling variance alone results in bias toward zero, but this bias is even larger when heterogeneity is present since this results in a further increase in dispersion (or the effective variance) of the results.