Sentence examples for blend led to from inspiring English sources

A higher PLGA concentration in the blend led to immiscible PCL/PLGA phase-separated HFs with an inhomogeneous morphology and variation in the cell culture results.

The addition of P3HT-b-PS in P3HT PCBM blend led to the formation of more homogenous structure compared to the pure P3HT PCBM blend.

The addition of up to 6 part per hundred (phr) of an organoclay to a 80/20 (w/w) PTT/EPDM-g-MA blend led to ternary compounds that came together as a means of balancing stiffness/strength versus toughness/ductility.

In maize, for example, the existence of an herbivore-inducible β-macrocarpene synthase and the absence of this sesquiterpene in the volatile blend led to the discovery of β-macrocarpene-derived phytoalexins [ 50, 55].

The increase is the chitosan composition in blend leads to more number of –NH functional groups.

Increasing the amount of PMMA in the PVDF/PMMA blend leads to high degree of exfoliation.

Miscibility in PHT/PHepT blend leads to the retardation in the crystallization rate of PHT; however, that of PHepT increases, being attributed to the nucleation effects of PHT crystals which are produced before the growth of PHepT crystals.

The presence of S/HS copolymers in the blend leads to reduced PCL crystallization and melting temperatures as well as reduced enthalpies of crystallization and melting, consistent with some solubilization of copolymer in the PCL domain interiors.

Compared to the uncompatibilized blend, adding 15 wt% multi-phase compatibilizer to the blend leads to the best mechanical properties with the yield stress, stress at break, strain at break and impact failure energy improved significantly by 23%, 132%, 647% and 220%, respectively.

11Foam color can also reveal the composition of the coffee blend: a pure C. arabica blend leads to an espresso foam characterized by a reddish-brown color with a "tiger skin" or "tiger tail" pattern not presented by a pure C. canephora crema which is characterized by a dark brown color with grey tones.

Additionally, it was found that higher chitosan content in the precursor blends led to thinner nanofibers.