Sentence examples for alteration of surface roughness from inspiring English sources

This dramatic change in morphology differs from the alteration of surface roughness conserving the original bacterial shape observed by Da Silva et al. [ 42] and Meinken et al. [ 40] whereas it resembles the extensive cell damage observed by Braga and Ricci [ 43] and Li et al. [ 44].

The model described in the "Methods" section was used to calculate the time necessary to reach 99%% of the alteration as a function of surface roughness factor (SRF) (Fig. 8a) and temperature (Fig. 8b).

Changes in friction and wear that occur during running-in are more than a consequence of surface roughness alterations alone.

Measurement of surface roughness (Table  2) indicated alterations in the first order surface of the cell, relating to the cells macro parameters, as is also seen in the macro parameter measurements, the roughness of the second order surface is also decreased in diabetic patients, indicating alterations in the cytoskeletal matrix and the connections between band 3 and 4 proteins and the matrix.

Fig. 8 a Time necessary to reach 99%% of the total alteration of basaltic glass grains of different diameters, as a function of surface roughness factor (SRF), at 200 °C.

Measurement of surface roughness showed a decrease in roughness and alterations in the cytoskeletal matrix and the connections between band 3 and 4 proteins and the matrix.

Some deterioration of surface roughness was observed.

The effect of surface roughness on the hysteresis may depend not only on the roughness heights but also the roughness topology [ 5].

This is not so obvious for the surface optical profilometer images, but calculation of surface roughness parameters reveals that higher concentration of cations produced gels with a higher quadratic mean of the surface roughness and maximum roughness height (Table  3).

The dislocation and reduction maneuvers may roughen the head leading to inaccurate measurements of surface roughness.

Ronold, Lyngstadaas and Ellingsen studied the effect of surface roughness on tensile strength.