Sentence examples for an increased material from inspiring English sources

Narrow pores produced by an increased material extrusion showed less fibroblast growth, possibly due to a hindered oxygen and nutrient exchange.

Micro mechanical milling of silicon with polycrystalline diamond (PCD) tools has the potential to produce three-dimensional surfaces with good surface finish and an increased material removal rate.

Process improvement is achieved using hybrid machining, based on inductive heating and cryogenic cooling to increase productivity; results show an increased material removal rate and a reduction of tool wear when machining integral titanium components.

The supporting effect of the laser beam-hardened substrate leads to an increase of the wear resistance under high surface contact pressures and, at the same time, to an increased material resistance against high mechanical load.

If the comparison of the historical development of the production value and material consumption shows that the production value was higher than material consumption, an increased material productivity is assumed and the input coefficients (in constant prices) in the baseline scenario are adapted.

The farm machinery maker posted record profit for the second quarter, but an ominous warning that increased materials costs could eat into earnings for the remainder of 2008 made investors skittish.

Rossellini films a postwar world of increasing material comforts, industrial advances, and cultural sophistication, and strips away their surfaces in quest of a primal philosophical sense of virtue, one of fundamental humanistic morality.

In 16-row MDCT scanning, an increased contrast material flow rate of 8ml/s and an individualised scan delay provide optimal pancreatic enhancement and tumour-to-pancreas contrast compared to standard flow rates of 4ml/s and fixed scan delay imaging.

A fundamentalist consumer culture: 1. Creates increasing material expectations.

In our material, we observed multipolar mitoses clearly containing an increased amount of chromosome material.

The second period, between 1801 and 1814, is marked by an increased use of improvisatory material.