Sentence examples for attributed to the roughness from inspiring English sources
The effect of PVPh thickness on the formation of hydrogen bonds is attributed to the roughness, molecular mobility and/or molecular orientation of PVPh.
The obtained semicircles are not perfect semicircles; this is because of the typical behavior of a solid metal electrode that shows frequency dispersion of the impedance data [10, 11] which is attributed to the roughness and other inhomogeneities of the solid surface [12, 13, 14].
However the methods used (reusable sample chambers) was suboptimal: a significant cell loss can be attributed to the roughness of sample chamber walls secondary to repeated cleaning [ 13].
Here, α1 attributes to the roughness exponent associated to the first FLG layer and α2 could be assigned to roughness exponent of the second FLG layer.
Furthermore, the fatigue cracking within the DBs carrying high plastic strain can be attributed to the surface roughness caused by the shearing irreversibility of DBs.
According to the ESEM photographs and MTT assay, the adherence and proliferation of osteoblasts on the surfaces of modified microspheres were better than those on the chitosan microspheres, which were mainly attributed to the improved roughness of surface.
The enhanced electrical properties of the graphene on CHF3- and CH4-treated PI film was attributed to the reduced roughness and the removal of CO and OH chemical species by hydrophobization of the PI substrate.
The absence of metallic luster for the microtubes can be attributed to the surface roughness and defects of the wall.
The increase in the dispersive component can be attributed to the surface roughness after ball milling which in turn favors Vander Waal's interactions.
As mentioned above, ZnO nanorods grown on RF-sputtered seed layer have high c-axis orientation and uniform height, which are attributed to the low roughness and even size distribution of the seed layer.
The appearance of contact angle hysteresis was originally attributed to the surface roughness, its chemical heterogeneity and/or surface active impurities present in the liquid.
