Sentence examples for control the introduction from inspiring English sources

XRD, FTIR, DR UV vis, TPR and XPS results show that two-step postsynthesis method allows to control the introduction of cobalt into zeolite and to obtain catalyst with specific Co sites.

The Pd0.15SiBEA and CoxPd0.15SiBEA zeolites (where x = 1.0 and 3.0 wt.% Co) are prepared by a two-step postsynthesis method which allows to control the introduction of palladium and cobalt into zeolite and thus to obtain catalysts with specific bimetallic Pd and Co sites.

Decentralisation of educational financing and control, the introduction of cost-sharing mechanisms and community involvement in the running of schools, the privatisation and deregulation of training, are all likely to undermine the most urgent task of increasing girls' participation in education.

I can control the introduction of legislation, but Congress has to get its act in gear.

One of the most important aims of diagnostic tests in animal production is to help to control the introduction of human pathogens into the food chain, including T. gondii.

Kehlet et al. reviewed articles investigating "fast-track surgery", which include modifying perioperative care, such as pain control, the introduction ofinnovative techniques that reduce the perioperative stress response, and more frequently use of minimal invasive surgical access.

The changes the party called for would have reduced the marketisation of the health service, controlled the introduction of competition, brought some local democratic accountability, and retained commissioning as a public sector function.

The PEC performance of TiO2 electrodes can be enhanced by controlling the introduction of oxygen vacancies, which as shallow donors can significantly improve electrical conductivities of TiO2 nano-semiconductors.

By combining X-ray reciprocal space mapping, transmission electron microscopy and atomic force microscopy, we clearly show that improvement of the surface morphology is obtained by controlling the introduction of dislocations, and especially β dislocations (aligned in the [1 1 0] direction).

Thus, hydrogenation treatment of TiO2 has been regarded as an effective way to obtain an efficient photo catalyst by improving its specific capacitance, surface disorder, O2 vacancies, donor density and stability by controlling the introduction of O2 vacancy states.

As well as controlling the introduction and removal of functional groups in the network by varying the patterning conditions, spatial control of both the photoaddition and photoremoval reactions was achieved by selectively exposing subvolumes of the hydrogel to light.