Sentence examples for better degree of from inspiring English sources

The results showed that treating graphite powder with KMnO4 at 40 °C for 12 h resulted in better degree of oxidation.

TEM characterization indicated that the carbon surrounding the CNT has a much better degree of graphitization compared to the carbon in most of the matrix.

By introducing the time-dependent relationship into the general unipore model, we obtained a unipore diffusion model with D t) (UDMD), which had a better degree of fit with the laboratory desorption than that of the original.

The size tolerance of a dimension has a certain amount of control over form and attitude, but if a better degree of control is required, geometrical tolerances should be used.

"I do not think that we have done anything structurally that will give us any better degree of confidence that everybody is doing the right thing," said Jose M. Delgado, the president and chief executive of the American Transmission Company, a three-year-old nonprofit concern that operates most of the transmission lines in Michigan.

The platinum and palladium leaching will typically take place at elevated temperatures, which can range from 55 °C on heaps or in tanks to between 120 and 180 °C in autoclaves with a better degree of leaching occurring with higher temperatures.

The discretization has all the advantages of a higher-order method, with the additional benefits of exact symmetry preservation and better per-degree-of-freedom accuracy.

To understand the system behaviour better, a one-degree-of-freedom, forced, negatively damped impact oscillator is studied.

The knowledge of the status of the wireless link at the moment in which the loss event is detected allows to better adjust the degree of TCP reaction and to better tune its congestion parameters.

If better, then the degree of improvement was rated in categories: 'almost the same, hardly better at all'a 'a little better', 'somewhat better', 'moderately better', 'a good deal better', 'a great deal better' or 'a very great deal better'.

The goal was to develop a more comprehensive score which would better discriminate degrees of BIND severity.