Sentence examples for controllable process for from inspiring English sources

Irrespective of the pressure used (1.33 or 33.3 Pa), remote plasma activation was found to lead to an efficient and controllable process for the formation of crystalline WO3, whereas oxidation using O2 gas was incomplete after 1 h of oxidation of 20 nm thick films kept at 500 °C.

It demonstrates that ionic gelation of cationic chitosan molecules offers a flexible and easily controllable process for systematically and predictably manipulating particle size and surface charge which are important properties in determining gene transfection efficacy if the nanoparticles are used as non-viral vectors for gene delivery, or as delivery carriers for protein molecules.

"It seems not a consciously controllable process," said Mr. Pollack, who has made Oscar winners like "Tootsie" and "Out of Africa" but has also worked on some duds.

FIB polishing was found to be a more controllable process.

Thus, some considerations on the design and production of devices for micro process engineering should be made to provide devices which show reproducible and controllable process behavior.

Corrosion of metals and its alloys employed in service is an inescapable but a controllable process.

The etching rate of the HSQ is 2.3 nm/s, resulting in a highly controllable process.

It is concluded that, although further improvements are needed to increase the process efficiency and accuracy, the nanomilling process has a potential to become a controllable nanomanufacturing process for fabricating nano-scale features with complex geometries.

Results are helpful to establish an efficient and controllable fermentation process for the industrial production of bioactive polysaccharides from C. sinensis UM01, and beneficial to develop a unique health and functional product in future.

The adaptive trajectory tracking using the obtained neural network model is realized for the subclass of stochastic completely controllable processes linearly dependent on control.

Moreover, based on the Randles-Sevcik equation for a reversible and diffusion-controllable process, we estimated that the reaction exhibited nearly heterogeneous one-electron transfer.