Sentence examples for confinement led from inspiring English sources

Manning's conditions of confinement led to an outpouring of criticism and protest, including the resignation of Hillary Clinton's press spokesman PJ Crowley.

Nesting colonies of the rock dove (Columba livia) were farmed by Neolithic husbandmen for food, and gradually the process of rearing young in confinement led to the production of domesticated strains.

The nearly-temperature-independent and shorter radiative lifetimes in small InN and In-rich InxGa1 − xN low dimensional structures suggest that the strong quantum confinement leads to 0 D carrier confinement, stronger carrier localization, and high recombination efficiency.

Confinement leads to smooth, contiguous features around the ablation sites instead of irregular splashes observed without this confinement.

This is because quantum confinement leads to a downward shift in the valence band when Si features drop below approximately 2 nm in a critical dimension.

If the dimension of the nanocrystalline semiconductor particles becomes smaller than the exciton Bohr radius, quantum confinement leads to the size-dependent enlargement of the bandgap and results in a blueshift in the absorbance onset.

After introducing another, independent, ansatz, i.e., that confinement leads to an exponential distribution in transverse momentum, they obtained a striking good description of how "phase space" considerations (aka EMCIC's) described the systematic variation of the pseudo-rapidity distributions with collision multiplicity.

Confinement leads to accumulation of AMPARs over a shorter time period.

Strong light confinement leads to larger field enhancement, which can be exploited to locally increase the light absorption of materials in the vicinity of metals, with evident advantages for photovoltaic applications.

When the bead is pressed onto the cover slip, the confinement leads to a clear fluorescence increase owing to the rigidochromic effect: a roughly circular fluorescent spot appears and increases in size as the force is increased.

Most man-made matrices for enzyme confinement lead to suboptimal catalytic activity.