Sentence examples for available silver from inspiring English sources

Four commercially available silver pastes for silicon solar cells front side metallization were examined and compared.

The FS15 will be available silver, black, and blue (NO PINK?!!!) for around $200, also in late March 2009 although, again, Panasonic's product page says April.

Two UV curable dielectric materials were deposited and the effects of curing time and curing atmosphere on the inkjet printability of a commercially available silver ink were investigated.

Among various types of nanoparticles available, silver nanoparticles (SNPs) are the most commonly employed as they are simple to produce following reduction of silver nitrate [5].

Gap junctions, however, were shown to be more difficult to weld requiring that an available silver reservoir traverse the gap before welding is complete.

In order to replace such toxic materials by equally useful substances is an excellent choice, especially easily available silver nanoparticles which are antimicrobial for most of the fungal and bacterial diseases in man and plants [124, 125].

Even commercially available silver-based dressings have been proved to have cytotoxic effects on various experimental models[83].

In a partial thickness burn injury model in piglets, the drug-loaded mats displayed comparable wound closure to commercially available silver-based dressings.

Comparison of the antimicrobial activity of CW-treated polyester with three other commercially available silver-based antimicrobial fabrics showed that after exposure of cultures of ca. 106 colony-forming units/mL of S. aureus, only CW-treated fabric showed any significant antibacterial activity, severely reducing bacterial numbers within 1 h.

Additional experiments were carried out using commercially-available silver nanoparticles (Sigma-Aldrich silver nanopowder, catalog number 576832).

Indeed, biologically-available silver is estimated to be less than 5% of the total dissolved silver because of the strong binding capacities of the humic and fulvic acids [22].