Sentence examples for believed to soften from inspiring English sources

The electron-hole pair is believed to soften the lattice vibration of the crystal when it is excited across a band gap [14].

Most experts believe that, to soften the blow, the European Union will allow both countries to open their airports to visa-free travel, as a first step.

The top temperature of the tip is about 200 °C, which is believed to be effective for softening polymethylmethacrylate film.

Houllier expressed frustration that he had been unable to return, although the seven-figure settlement he is believed to have picked up should help to soften the blow.

Irreversible breakage of various types of bonds is believed to cause the initial softening, while the presence of fillers and their influence on network chain breakage is believed to cause the additional softening.

For example, polygalacturonases (PGs) which function is to depolymerise homogalacturonans by cleaving stretches of unesterified uronic acids (GalA) residues are believed to have a role in apple fruit softening.

The reduced cyclic softening observed in these experiments is believed to be one of the reasons of the shorter fatigue lifetimes.

For that reason, the I.N.S. believes the 1996 act should be amended to soften some of its harsh features.

To some, these stories seem impossible to believe, a rosy Hallmark backstory told perhaps to soften the tragedy.

Motorola believes that the control computer could be programmed to soften and quiet the action of the solenoids.

Many younger voters now believe that if they cannot stop Brexit, they should at least attempt to soften it.