Sentence examples for changes in coating from inspiring English sources
The highest stripping rate recorded for magnetron Cr N coatings could not be explained by changes in coating structure/morphology and surface roughness.
Anti-wear property and durability were not spoiled by these changes in coating morphologies.
NIRS is sensitive to changes in coating formulation, the quality of a coating excipient (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose), and coating time.
The changes in coating morphology included the formation of distinctive "square shape precipitates", increased surface roughness, coating thickening and cracking.
Spectro-ellipsometry (SE) and AFM measurements revealed the degradation trend during immersion time by the changes in coating thickness and roughness.
By contrast, for high-purity Al, the most marked changes in coating morphology occur only as the Ni2+ concentration reaches 2000 ppm.
The heterogeneous nature of changes in coat thickness, stiffening dynamics and erosion rate in relation to disk geometry is discussed.
In a new paper, Harvard researchers show that changes in coat color in mice are the result not of a single mutation, but of many mutations, all in a single gene.
The statistical analysis of changes in coat state (Figure 2) between the regular diet and the high fat diet groups were performed separately because of the texture difference between the two diets.
Monitoring parameters included body weight, physical appearance, changes in coat appearance, occurrence of unprovoked behavior, and blunted or exaggerated responses to external stimuli.
Interest in transgenerational epigenetic effects of food components has initially been fuelled by observations in Agouti (Avy/a) mice fed with a soy polyphenol genistein (GEN), which revealed changes in coat color, related to epigenetic changes in DNA methylation patterns in their offspring and protection against diabetes, obesity, and cancer across multiple generations [ 163- 165].
