Sentence examples for deposition needs from inspiring English sources
Although the controllability of Ag deposition needs to be improved further, the proposed pattern transfer is suitable for the large-scale production of ordered noble metal dot pattern on a silicon substrate.
However, whether these early changes to the functional architecture are a compensatory mechanism to amyloid toxicity or a cause of amyloid deposition needs to be further investigated [ 73].
Whether the amylin secretion pathway in human and rodent are different upon MCP-1 stimulation or under pathological conditions, and the effects of MCP-1 on human proamylin processing and amylin deposition need further investigation.
For the deciduous Htz1 H2B, their deposition need help of Chz1.
In order to probe the mechanisms leading to self-assembly and fibril formation, important variables such as the surface and bulk concentrations, the deposition rate, and the duration of the deposition need to be controlled independently.
We found that in order to obtain reliable electrical contacts and typical field effect characteristics the electrode deposition process needs to be adapted to the 3 D shape of the wires and that annealing and passivation treatments are necessary.
The deposition simply needs to be performed under the appropriate conditions.
The deposition process needs that sample chambers are placed and locked into stainless steel Cytoclip® assembly devices.
Experiments also indicate that only about thirty minutes of boiling time (which drives nanoparticle deposition) are needed to obtain substantial CHF enhancement with nanofluids.
A better understanding of the interaction between tars and the SOFC anodes which leads to carbon formation and deposition is needed in order to design systems where the extent of gas cleaning operations is minimized.
Recent investigations into the multicomponent (TiAlSi N and TiBN superhard coatings revealed that the nanostructure, properties and deposition conditions needed for their preparation are in agreement with the known generic concept for the design of novel superhard nanocomposites due to thermodynamically driven phase segregation.
