Sentence examples for by changing their surface from inspiring English sources
The cutting parameters could influence the fatigue performance of the machined components significantly by changing their surface integrity.
Much effort is devoted to development of biomaterials based on nano-hydroxyapatite which have properly selected adsorption and adhesion properties by changing their surface with organic molecules possessing suitable binding groups.
On the other hand, the physicochemical conditions of the aqueous solution may alter the properties of NiO-NPs, modifying their bioavailability by changing their surface of contact, charge, and solubility.
Homooligomeric interactions may have evolved to be species specific by changing their interaction surface via indels.
Semiconductor nanocrystals or quantum dots have attracted great attention because their optical and electrical properties can be tuned by changing their sizes and surface states [1 6].
Second, because the response of AuNPs to light is strongly dictated by their environment, size, and physical dimensions, one can readily tune the visible properties of AuNPs by changing their size, shape, surface chemistry, or aggregation state.
The shape of the developable Bézier-like surfaces can be adjusted by changing their three shape parameters.
In this issue of The EMBO Journal, Imhaus and Duménil show that two minor pilins, PilX and PilV, exert some of their effects by changing mean surface pilus number and that this modulates different pilus-dependent functions.
By changing NP surface properties, researchers can affect their biocompatibility and fate in the body.
Reconstitution of PDCM may not change the conformation of antigenic determinants of PDCM but rather hinder the epitopes by changing the surface stereo structure of this collagen.
The change in pH may affect both the status of the adsorbent by changing its surface charge enhancing or decreasing the adsorbability and also can affect the status of the adsorbate for example by hydrolysis or even precipitation.
