Sentence examples for distinctly changes from inspiring English sources

The experimental results demonstrate that the bottom dielectric DBR exhibits high reflectivity and distinctly changes the light emission, which are consistent with the performed simulation results.

Here we report that a DC-like population, characterized by CD11c+ expression, are present in acute and chronic BCG-induced granulomas, but their location, phenotype, and ability to induce IFNγ responses distinctly changes throughout the course of infection.

Afterwards the tone from ministers had distinctly changed.

The texture parameters of mesoporous silica SBA-15 were distinctly changed after grafting of DA-APTES.

The other investigated substances did not distinctly change concentrations due to this biological treatment in the MBR.

The RNase A itself did not distinctly change its UV Vis absorption character before and after microwave treatment for 4 min (see Additional file 1: Figure S1).

Removal of humic-like substance, floc size and incompactness were appreciably enhanced at under-dose with increasing Ca2+ concentration, but did not distinctly change at the optimal-dosing.

Overall, results indicated that the LDH particles in nanometer size might act as nucleating agent and distinctly change the type of nucleation, growth and geometry of PP crystals.

The adsorption distinctly changed the potential dependence of the contact angle of HD droplets on a Au(1 1 1) electrode surface in line with electrocapillary relationship.

Spectroscopic, hydrodynamic, and chemical methods revealed that the mutations do not alter the native fold but distinctly change stability (S-126C > wild-type > S-126/265C > S-265C ESBL) and the features of partially folded states.

A label-free non-aggregation colorimetric sensor has been designed for the detection of Cu2+, based on Cu2+ catalyzing etching of gold nanorods (AuNRs) along longitudinal axis induced by dissolve oxygen in the presence of S2O32−, which caused the aspect ratio (length/width) of AuNRs to decrease and the color of the solution to distinctly change.