Sentence examples for completely screened from inspiring English sources
Among individuals selected from the completely screened households, 4,517 completed the individual interview, and the computed person-level response rate was 98.4%.
Now it's fully leafed out, and at least four windows are completely screened by greenery.
However, contrary to what Sharp assumed, we found that the shadow zone is not completely screened from particle impacts, which as indicated by numerical simulations is due to the wide distribution of impact angles.
In contrast, the emission mechanism in the process of stimulated emission is not dominated by the QCSE, since the stimulated emission is normally observed under high excitation power where the piezoelectric field is completely screened.
It is due to the increase in the nuclear charge, which is not completely screened by the additional 4f electron as one goes from one lanthanide to the next.
When the electric field is completely screened by the metal, no electric field and no induced charges could be found in the inner side of the metallic shell.
Both nanogels on the other side presented no observable nor defined affinity-based release mechanism due to presence of salts, completely screening electrostatic interactions.
As opposed to SPC/E water, an applied potential does not induce preferred water orientation for mCF water in the middle of the electrolyte, despite the fact that interfacial OH and H3O ions cannot completely screen the electrode potential.
The improvement of the barrier height of the n-Si/SiOx,RCA/Al2O3/Pt/Ni photoanode after 18 h of ageing in KOH solution was closely related to the inability of the 2 nm Pt to completely screen the charge at the Si interface, and thus the effective screening was also influenced by the increased work function of the Ni surface layer upon oxidation in a strongly alkaline electrolyte.
The volume of tissue imaged precluded the ability to completely screen the specimen.
These observations suggest that the coating does not completely screen the interactions between surface and proteins at low salt concentrations, and BSA can still adapt to the surface.
