Sentence examples for by introducing a high from inspiring English sources

A mild exfoliation of GO at a far lower temperature than the predicted minimum temperature, has been demonstrated by introducing a high vacuum to exert an outward drawing force which helps effective exfoliation of the stacked graphene layers.

By introducing a high density of Zn, it is possible to convert the n-type epi-GaAs to p-type.

This might be ethically more acceptable to potential participants, but might affect the placebo arm by introducing a high (and unwanted) level of uncertainty in the minds of study participants.

The Treasury is planning to offset a loss of revenue from duty collected on FOBTs by introducing a higher rate of tax on online gambling.

In Coalition Government, Liberal Democrats acted quickly to make the regime progressive by introducing a higher rate of 28% for gains made by higher and additional rate taxpayers (retaining the 18% rate for basic rate taxpayers), and thus limiting the incentive for wealthy individuals to avoid tax by converting income into capital.

For example, only 15 years ago, there were four major card companies producing baseball card sets: Topps, the first company to popularize trading cards, in 1952, Donruss, Fleer and Upper Deck, which in 1989 began to change the hobby by introducing a higher-quality, glossy product.

Another important improvement on Thodi and Rodriguez's work has been proposed by Sachnev et al. [15] by introducing a high-precision prediction strategy and sorting technique.

It is thus reasonable to figure that further improvement could be possible by introducing a high-dimensional photonic crystal as it provides more controllable factors to optimize the PV behavior.

Assembly of optimized smallest areas in a fixed but larger heat generating area by introducing a new high conductive link and geometric optimization of the new area leads to achieving the goal of conductive cooling of the larger area.

A fatal flaw may be reflected by one aspect introducing a high risk of bias or by failure to meet combinations of items of the quality assessment checklist.

Most studio executives say that their problems will be solved by luring customers back to the theaters with bigger, better movies, or by introducing a new, high-definition DVD format that will compel consumers to restock their video libraries.