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Discover LudwigThe phrase "array were fabricated" is not correct in written English.
It contains a subject-verb agreement error; "array" is singular and should be paired with "was" instead of "were."
Example: "The array was fabricated using advanced technology."
Alternatives: "array was created" or "array was constructed."
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Cathode and anode electrode layers of the 24-well MFC array were fabricated using standard microfabrication techniques (Figure S3A and SI for detailed fabrication steps).
The patterns of dimples distributed as square array were fabricated on the surface of brass disks.
After photolithographic process and ammonium persulfate solution (1 100 water) etching, Cu micron-size pattern array were fabricated on SiO2 surface in target area (Fig. 1b).
Prototypes of 10 × 10 and 100 × 100 scale solid propellant microthruster SPM) array were fabricated with conventional precision machining, due to restriction on the manufacture of large-scale microthruster array with present MEMS manufacturing technique.
The conditions for electrodeposition were optimized at I = 10 mA and V = 3.1 V. Ohmic contacts on the n-type ZnO thin film and on the Sb-doped ZnO microrod array were fabricated by depositing aluminum and gold antimony (AuSb), respectively, for the electrical characterization.
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The array is fabricated with micro-fabrication technology with in-plane deflection plates made of molybdenum.
The gas sensor array was fabricated on an Al2O3 substrate.
A proposed gas sensor array was fabricated by using the MEMS technique.
(a) The 1-kb 1T1R array was fabricated by standard 0.13-μm CMOS technology.
HfO2 ultrathin film-coated Ag NR array was fabricated as SERS substrate.
A micropillar array was fabricated by MEMS process on silicon wafer and sputtered with noble metal.
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