Sentence examples for drastically promotes from inspiring English sources
The GO coating drastically promotes the wear resistance, due to the superior bonding between the Mg substrate and GO sheets with high hardness and good lubricant effect.
When compared to microcarriers with middle and small pore sizes, the microcarriers with large pore size could drastically promote cellular infiltration and proliferation, indicating a potential towards rapid tissue regeneration and tissue integration.
The photoelectrochemical characterizations demonstrated that the drastically promoted separation and transfer of charge carriers that derived from the benefits of BiOI {001} active facets and BiOI@Bi12O17Cl2 p-n junction are in charge of the high photo-activity.
In addition, selection at the focal locus can drastically promote LD (e.g., Sabeti et al. 2002).
For example, increased concentration of some cytokines such as brain derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) and VEGF in local area by gene modification or direct injection drastically promote the migration of endogeneous NSPC to injured brain areas [ 49, 50].
A closely related study in the fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe reveals that transport of mitochondria to the vacuole is drastically promoted in proteasome-deficient cells at G0 phase (quiescent state).
Their currencies depreciated drastically, which promoted exports to the US through the final demand factor and to China, Japan, and the US through the input coefficient factor.
The important problem of fouling encountered in micro- and ultrafiltration can be drastically reduced by promoting turbulence close to the surface of the membrane.
Many foreign-policy commentators accused them of promoting a drastically unworkable policy.
According to Willett, a healthier diet, in combination with increased levels of physical activity and environments that promote exercise, would drastically improve the country's obesity problem.
The ability of the RING mutants to promote ubiquitination was drastically diminished in comparison to the activity of their corresponding wild-type proteins (Fig. 4b).
