Sentence examples for by a physical method from inspiring English sources

The speed of relaxation is measured by a physical method such as spectroscopy, and analysis of the results leads to the reaction rate.

The catalytic activity of manganese oxide (MnOx)–graphene composite prepared by a physical method towards oxygen (O2) reduction reaction in 0.1 M KOH solution has been investigated.

Recently, a biodegradable and drug-eluting coating system was designed to prevent magnesium from fast degradation by adding ferulic acid (FA) in poly (3-hydroxybutyrate-co-3-hydroxyhexanoate) (PHBHHx) by a physical method.

This might be due to the fact that even though the cells had been lysed by a physical method of cell disruption, most of the carbohydrates remain bonded with protein matrix that precipitates in the middle phase.

This drug delivery system encapsulating Cur by a chemical method and a physical method not only improve its DL/EE but also increase its stability and blood circulation time, and it could achieve better tumor targeting.

The accuracy of the FISH-based arrangement of scaffolds in tomato is strongly supported by an independent physical method, optical mapping, and the internal consistency of FISH results.

Herein we present the preparation of novel multifunctional metallic nickel/oxide (Ni/NiO) hybrid nanomembranes with rough and undulating surface morphologies, by a physical deposition method combined with chemical etching and thermal oxidation.

The carbonization by a physical activation method of sugarcane bagasse was essentially the same as described by Amin (2008).

However, in this study, the EG-based ZnO nanofluids are manufactured by a one-step physical method using PWE [37] and do not contain any surfactant.

So we thought that it would be interesting to produce nanofluids by a one-step physical method with no surfactant, perform measurement uncertainty analysis, and measure the thermal conductivity of the nanofluids using very accurate thermal conductivity apparatuses.

This trend is observed irrespective of whether the area is determined by chemical means or by physical method.