Sentence examples for benefit formation from inspiring English sources
Further improvement of cycling stability was achieved by the 5-nm-thick LiF coating layers on the anode surfaces, which can benefit formation of more homogeneous and stable solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) films caused by the decomposition of electrolyte at the surface of Sn/Li2O composites.
Both high CHF and high Tc benefit the formation of orthorhombic modification, while low CHF and low Tc benefit the formation of monoclinic modification.
Taken together the results provide some support for the hypothesis that soil fungi benefit SOM formation.
(110 TiC//(100)Fe3Al preferred orientation is believed to benefit the formation of the cuboidal shape TiC.
This phenomenon may have resulted from the disordering induced by the addition of furfuralcohol, which may benefit the formation of micropores during the activation process.
The results show that both FeSO4 and KH2PO4 incorporation can benefit the formation of gel-like 5Mg(OH 2·MgCl2·8H2O (P5) and the water resistance of MOC.
Previous studies have demonstrated that low-magnitude, high-frequency (LMHF) mechanical vibrations (LM < 1 g; HF < 20 90 Hz) can benefit bone formation.
Our results interestingly indicated that the plants rich in biological protein could largely benefit the formation of N-containing active centers for the ORR and help to enhance the electrocatalytic activity in both alkaline and acidic electrolytes.
It is very well known that the metal oxides deposited at 100°C have some structure defects with high carrier density, which will benefit the formation of ohmic contacts and electron transport.
While for the (E_{text {edge}}^{H}), they become negative to −0.5∼−0.6 eV/AA, which indicates that the hydrogen-rich condition would benefit the formation of As and Sb nanoribbons.
Second, elevated temperature logically decreases the viscosity of polymer solutions but exerts minimal influence on physical entanglements, which particularly benefit the formation of electrospun nanofibers from polymer species with ultra-high molecular weights [16].
