Sentence examples for a more regular shape from inspiring English sources

The Carbo lactose was shown to have a more regular shape with smoother surface as compared with the control lactose.

While IBs with optimization had a more regular shape and appeared to be much looser, even single particles could be observed (Figure 4B,D,F).

The objective is therefore to achieve a wire section as small as possible, to trigger the electromigration also at lower current, obtaining a better control and a more regular shape.

In 1888, the treatment of keratoconus became one of the first practical applications of the then newly invented contact lens, when the French physician Eugène Kalt manufactured a glass scleral shell that improved vision by compressing the cornea into a more regular shape.

Compared to nanometre-sized Ceridust 3615®, the 20 nm FS were manufactured from a different material, polystyrene, they also had a more regular shape and narrower size distribution, which might play a role in the different biological activity of these two types of particles.

We find that the additives of oxalic acid and urea and their relative molar ratio are critical to forming 3D WO3 architectures and that the sample prepared with the H2C2O4/H2NCONH2 molar ratio of 0.02/0.005 show a much more regular shape with sphere-like feature than that prepared with the molar ratio of 0.01/0.05, which consequently gives rise to more intense UV emission around 305 nm.

MCM-41 shows more regular shape, a well-defined spherical morphology with particle size range from 300 to 500 nm (Fig. 3a).

The results demonstrate that small particles of wheat powders have more regular shape than big ones, due to possible erosion mechanisms occurred during milling.

Concretely speaking, the variations can be summarized as follows: throat radius becomes larger; homogeneity of pore throat increases; aspect ratio decreases; pore bodies and throats become more regular; shape factor becomes bigger; coordination number increases; and wettability varies toward water-wet.

In the low-calcium orthorhombic pyroxenes, M2 contains magnesium and iron, and the polyhedron takes on a more regular octahedral shape.

As time passes and the biofilm grows in thickness, mechanical forces due to passing gas bubbles will lead to a more regular biofilm shape, including the channel corners.