Sentence examples for a homogenous composition from inspiring English sources

SEM of the CdSe-C60/TiO2 composites revealed a homogenous composition in the particles.

The surface properties seen by SEM and FE-SEM present a characterization of the texture on C60/TiO2 and V C60/TiO2 composites and showed a homogenous composition in the particles for the titanium sources used.

It is a homogenous composition of 60% hydroxyapatite and 40% beta-tri-calcium phosphate.

Moreover, the EDS spectra collected in different designed spots (Fig. 6b d) qualitatively show that the obtained quaternary alloy has a homogenous composition.

A polydopamine layer was pre-coated on the surface of Li[Li0.2Ni0.16Mn0.56Co0.08]O2 nanoparticles as a binding agent to promote a homogenous composition with Super P. The Super P nanoparticles were successfully dispersed and attached on the surface of pristine powders.

The groups displayed a homogenous composition, but plasmaYKL-40 above the 75% age-corrected percentile was associated with a higher Charlson Score Index.

Even if it's not a conscious effort to be sexist, homophobic, or racist (and there's no reason to think that it is), the belief that one should support others of one's kind has led to an insidiously homogenous composition of the industry.

Results show that many time-dependent policies succeed in maintaining a homogenous copolymer composition and CTD; however, for grade transitions in CSTRs, a uniform copolymer composition cannot ensure the same level of uniformity in CTD resulting in the possibility of fairly different product grades than required.

The Fe3Al based alloy samples fabricated by the LENS technique are characterized by a homogenous chemical composition and diversified grain morphology with columnar grains at the bottom and equiaxed grains at the center and edge in the analyzed sample.

This is related to mixing of Rhône River water, which in summer is dominated by snow and glacier melt waters, and lake water, with the latter having a homogenous isotopic composition.

The variety of tin content proves that the objects have not been made by a particular alloy proportion to reach a homogenous bronze composition such as adding a distinct amount of tin to copper and melting them, but an uncontrolled process is used to produce tin bronze alloy, such as co-smelting, cementation, recycling or smelting copper-tin containing ores [3, 12, 19, 20].