Sentence examples for decrease of deposition from inspiring English sources
Hence, it is indicated that the disappearance of pinholes for thicker films probably results from a decrease of deposition temperature for the top layer.
The Cu deposition behaviour changes from UPD process to overpotential deposition (OPD) process with the decrease of deposition potential.
Comparison of different inhibitors indicated that L-DBSA had greater influence on decreasing of deposition rate than B-DBSA.
In particular, increasing of track height leads to significant decreasing of deposition efficiency (more than 35%) due to diminishing of effective impact angle between particles and surface.
A decrease of the deposition temperature increased more markedly the deposit weight, by probably favoring the formation of gaseous reactive intermediate species more reactive on the oxidized nanotube surface.
This dilution leads to a decrease of silane deposition rate and to a marked increase of the contribution to deposition of unsaturated species such as silylene SiH2.
The increase in the amount of oxygen in the WG led to the decrease of the deposition rate and formation of the oxide phases from Cu2O to CuO.
These lattice distortions increase with the decrease of the deposition overvoltage, and are the highest in the region of kinetically controlled electrodeposition.
The protective behavior of the Cr/Cr oxide coatings arises from several effects: decrease of catalytic deposition of carbon on the Cr oxide surface (and expected prevention of inward diffusion of carbon through the Cr oxide), and hindrance of outward Cr and Fe diffusion which were identified as important events in the metal dusting of the bare 304L steel.
The success of this novel reaction pathway lies in its ability to capture the abrupt decrease of the deposition rate at temperatures above 200 °C, which is attributed to the gas phase consumption of alane along with its increased desorption rate from the film surface.
Hearts implanted with CD105-purified CB-hMSC showed a significant decrease of collagen deposition compared to MI-CB and the MI-C group, respectively in RA and in the BZ (Figure 5B). Figure 6A represents apoptotic nuclei of cardiomyocytes 6 weeks after myocardial infarction.
