Sentence examples for binders in order to from inspiring English sources
The study was aimed at producing adhesives with improved thermo-mechanical properties and environmental friendliness and heath safety using alkali-activated aluminosilicate binders in order to meet today's requirements.
These patient groups were tested for immune responses to a pool of HSP-derived peptidesignedgned to be Pan HLA-DR binders (in order to overcome variability in presentation due to MHC polymorphisms).
Horseradish peroxidase and laccase were combined with green binders in order to initiate cross-linking between these molecules.
As a next step, our stabilizing mutations will be applied in existing binders in order to evaluate their effect on affinity and stability.
Because the metallic nickel is very ductile, it is used as an internal binder in order to enhance the precompacting of the samples.
Nano-silica was used at a rate up to 3% of the total binder in order to understand its effect on the strength and microstructural development.
Also the most appropriate consuming asphalt binder in order to reduce drain down is also equal to 4.5percentthathat for the amount of 4percentt Nano silica in it.
These electrodes were free of any conductive additives and polymeric binder in order to avoid their complex impact on the electrochemical response of the active mass.
Addition of rejuvenators may reduce the viscosity of the 100% RAP binder allowing restore some of the original characteristics of the aged binder in order to attain adequate performance of the mixture.
Cathodes in lithium ion batteries consist of an ionic conductor, an electronic conductor and a binder in order to make a composite that is both electronically and ionically conductive.
A series of the electrochemical and long-term immersion tests was carried out in a strong sulfuric acid (5 wt.% H2SO4) solution on thermal sprayed WC cermet coatings having various kinds of metallic binder in order to examine the effect of composition of binder materials on the corrosion behavior.
