Sentence examples for changed surface properties from inspiring English sources

To achieve this goal, a series of carbon materials with various structures and changed surface properties was produced.

Cold plasma processing of foods is an emerging non thermal technology mainly used to change surface properties of substrates and microbial inactivation.

However, these additives may also have adverse effects, e.g. for polymeric biomaterials, leaching additives can change surface properties, and may lead to poor biocompatibility.

We report the synthesis and application of novel redox-responsive PLGA (poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid)) -PEG (polyethylene glycol) nanoparticles (RR-NPs) programmed to change surface properties when entering tumor microenvironments, thus enhancing cell internalization of the particles and their drug cargo.

In addition, mutations may change surface properties promoting an abnormal interaction between PrPC and other not yet identified interactors [23], [24].

Large-scale conversion of tropical forests for agricultural purposes can change surface properties (e.g., soil wetness, reflectivity, and evaporation rates) of an area, leading to changes in local climate (29 – 31 ).

These data confirm that BvrR/BvrS regulates bacterial envelope changes that could modify surface properties relevant for Brucella virulence [6].

Unfortunately, these efforts to voluntarily increase motor activity did not appear to alter animal behavior, so instead we changed the surface properties of the plastic vials by siliconizing them.

The surface morphological studies displayed that the amalgamation of MWCNT considerably changed the surface properties of modified membranes.

This observation also confirms our previously mentioned postulation of mineral dissolution which could have changed rock surface properties to the favorable wettability characteristics.

Surface modification by adding functional groups to the CNT surface (functionalization) is designed to change the surface properties and e.g. change CNT dispersion in the polar solvent (water).