Sentence examples for a strong modification from inspiring English sources

During cellulose anaerobic degradation, pH drop induced a strong modification of the microbial population.

Corrugated superlattice used as an active region manifests itself through a strong modification of optical properties.

The second equation represents a strong modification of Young's capillary equation.

For pyrolytic carbon deposited with 3% oxygen, lower deposition rates were obtained and a strong modification of the texture is found compared to gas mixtures without oxygen.

In this work a strong modification of the frequency dependence of the ferroelectric properties is achieved via a controlled diffusion of the metal electrode (Pt) into the ferroelectric layer ((Ba,Sr TiO3).

Again the trajectory allure has a strong modification from a simulation stage to the next one.

Adenine bases showed a very strong modification signal that strongly correlated with depth of coverage on each strand (Additional file 1: Figure S18).

We identified coexpressed NAT gene pairs that have the potential to produce NAT-siRNA as well as the coexpressed NAT gene pairs that have a strong epigenetic modification relationship (the absolute value of their PCC of modification pattern similarity is larger than 0.8).

A two stage degradation process has been observed, the first one presents a chemical modification of the polymer (decoloration of sample) and free carrier mobility reduction, the second one is characterized by a strong structural modification, thickness reduction, oxygen doping and further mobility reduction.

But, kraft lignin (KL) which is present in pulp paper wastewater differs from model lignin (ML) as it undergoes a variety of reactions including aryl alkyl cleavages, strong modification of side chains, and various ill-defined condensation reactions causing the polymer to fragment into smaller water/alkali-soluble fragments (Chakar and Ragauskas 2004).

The increased number of different local environments around each molecule would explain such a strong spectral modification [ 28].