Sentence examples for a superior surface from inspiring English sources

One particular stainless steel sample presented a superior surface restructuring and coating stability.

Taken together, we reject the null hypothesis, since our data demonstrates that MDIs have a superior surface quality that promotes cell proliferation, facilitating osseointegration.

The coated structure has a superior surface area, is robust, and is freestanding – making it an attractive architectural design for an electrode.

This movement results in an increased buried surface area and a superior surface complementarity and explains the improved stability in equilibrium unfolding, compared to the original C-cap.

Compared to conventional turning (CT), UAT allows significant improvements in processing many intractable materials, such as high-strength aerospace alloys and composites, by producing a noticeable decrease in cutting forces and a superior surface finish.

In fact, the extremely high effective surface area of vertically oriented TiO2 nanotubes (NTs) results in a superior surface energy, leading to an increase in the initial protein adsorption that can enhance cellular interactions (increased osseointegration, antibacterial activity, mitigation of the inflammatory response, etc).

I have explored this type of lesion at the request of patients to find a smooth superior surface of the tendon, but upon making a linear incision of the tendon, a fraying of the deep structure is revealed.

The Ti/Al/Ni/Au had a slightly superior surface smoothness, but the edge of the contact metal became considerably wider after annealing at 850°C for 30 s (see Figure 5b) when compared with the Ti/Al/Ti/Au contact.

Only when the groove spacing is in a certain range, superior surface structure can be formed in the wick.

A well-defined mesostructure, superior surface area, chemical and electrostatic interaction, and surface charge distribution over the aluminol surface sites could be factors in the uptake of As V).

The inclination angle of the cup was measured as the angle formed by the inter-teardrop line and a line through the superior surface of the acetabular component; neutral cups were defined as those ranging from 35° to 49°, vertical as greater than 49° and horizontal as less than 35° [12].