Sentence examples for available defect from inspiring English sources

Designing the shape of the required scaffold could easily be performed to accurately fit the available defect size using advanced imaging and designing software [17].

The cluster model approach was employed to simulate the active sites of a nanoporous NiMCM-41 catalyst through exploring the available defect sites of MCM-41 within an extended unit cell.

In any event, the thermodynamic favorability for grafting of the Ni2+ cations onto the available defect sites of MCM-41 followed the sequence of 2MR < 3MR < 4MR < 6MR-3 < 6MR-1 < 6MR-2 < 5MR (53.99–72.72 kcal/mol).

The model assumes that the defect states in the barrier are uniformly distributed, both spatially and energetically, and the energy distribution of the available defect states is governed by a Fermi Dirac function [27].

There are two mechanisms for enhanced wave absorption: (1) electrical polarization of interface and (2) multiple scattering by available defects in the structure of matter [31].

We highlight some of the possible metal enrichment processes of the nickel monosilicide such as oxidation or various RIE (Reactive Ion Etching) plasma process, leading to a metal source available for defect formation.

Numerous options are available for defect reconstruction, each with a different set of complications which remains a matter of concern.

Although general population statistics are not available, most defects are thought to be rare; humoral immunodeficiency is more prevalent than cellular immunodeficiency, possibly due to early death from the latter defects.

A limited re-analysis of the available birth defects data is offered in Table 5.

However, a refund is not available where the defect is minor and you are more likely to be offered a price reduction because this will be cheaper for the seller.

The available information for defect modeling is scattered widely in the literature and mostly dedicated to very small and specific areas of focus, making it difficult for others to follow, even though the quantity of information is not small.