Sentence examples for by a large surface from inspiring English sources

Ceramic blocks characterized by a large surface (48 m2/g) were compared with β-tricalcium phosphate (β-TCP), hydroxyapatite (HA) ceramics (both ca. 0.5 m2/g surface) and demineralized bone matrix (DBM).

The absorbents were characterized by a large surface area in the range 300 4000 m2 g-1 evaluated by the BET method and are higher when mixed with solvent.7 Specific surface areas of the AC2 were found in the range of particle sizes of 200 mesh, and analyzed by BET (SBET) method, relative pressure (SP/P°) and Langmuir (SLangmuir).

This sharp fall-off of mobility may be caused by a large surface roughness seen in this sample.The results in Figure 5 also suggest that there is considerable scope for achieving higher values of field-effect and Hall mobility at lower ALD temperatures by adjusting the deposition process to give more stoichiometric films.

Cooling can be achieved by a large surface area fin type heat sink as shown in Figure 1A, commonly used for CPUs in computers, with additional use of a fan if the LED is to be used in a small confined space.

With prokaryotic organisms characterized by a large surface to volume ratio, such effects should be of particular importance.

They serve to increase respiratory efficiency by providing a large surface area for gas exchange.

The effective structure of DMTD-Ag favors the channeling of electron by providing a large surface area and effective support for the proficient oxidation of atropine sulphate.

These materials are characterized by having a large surface area, a very low density, and also a strong magnetic response that make them interesting candidates to be used as drug carriers.

These can improve current densities by two mechanisms: (i) by functioning as nanoscaled electrical wires, which facilitate the contact of the active sites of redox enzymes and (ii) by generating a large surface area for protein binding.

This is an interesting finding because it demonstrates for the first time that in children the effect of minimizing membrane saturation by using a large surface may be more important than the increase in inner resistance (usually higher with larger filters).

Reduced-dimensionality systems are characterized by a large surface-to-bulk ratio and offer the possibility of doping through the external adsorption of molecules [17] rather than the incorporation of substitutional impurities [18].