Sentence examples for dimensions and functional from inspiring English sources

Electrospinning has been regarded as the most effective and versatile technology to produce nanofibrous nonwovens with controlled fiber morphology, dimensions, and functional components from various polymeric materials.

After spinal cord injury, the wide spectrum P2 receptor antagonist pyridoxalphosphate-6-azophenyl-2',4'-disulfonic acid (PPADS) and the P2X7 antagonist adenosine 5'-triphosphate-2',3'-dialdehyde (oxATP) reduced the histological dimensions and functional sequelae in the peritraumatic zone [25].

Thus far, these fundamental studies have focused on varying the dimensions and functional composition of molecules designed to recognise protein surfaces.

This essay analyses some of the recent development in nanocarbons (carbon materials having a defined and controlled nano-scale dimension and functional properties which strongly depend on their nano-scale features and architecture), with reference to their use as advanced catalytic materials.

Social support provided by family members has two major dimensions: structural and functional support (Chen and Silverstein 2000; Silverstein and Bengtson 1997).

Their main characteristics are the well-defined dimensions and extraordinary functional properties [8, 9], which have started to be used to elucidate the properties of colloidal matter [10].

This all-β domain is also variable in dimensions and its functional role has not been completely recognized [ 5].

Graphene materials are known to vary widely in terms of their physical and chemical properties such as their dimensions and chemical functional groups.

This echocardiographic sub-study was designed to compare the effects of the two treatment strategies on LV ejection fraction (LVEF), chamber volumes and dimensions, valvular regurgitation and functional status.

Drawing from the textual analysis, the notion of analytics as perceived by participants can be reconceptualized into predominantly two main dimensions of structural and functional, as well as the combination of both (see Fig. 4).

The WOMAC questionnaire [ 25, 26] evaluates three dimensions: pain, stiffness and functional capacity.