Sentence examples for effectively reinforced from inspiring English sources

The present gelatin coating effectively reinforced porous β-TCP scaffolds.

They possess large lateral dimensions and high surface area, which are beneficial to fabricate effectively reinforced polymeric composites.

They were effectively reinforced and became twistable by introducing styrene butadiene rubber (SBR) into the macropores via impregnation.

Hence, the presence of vegetation roots has effectively reinforced the weaker zone of the slope by proving additional apparent cohesion to the soils and 'pushed' the failure surface deeper into the slope which ultimately increase the FOS.

High-temperature treatment effectively reinforced the CNF/ACF structure and led to increased electrochemical performance and durability of Pt catalysts in PEMFC operations.

It is shown that the NiMo matrix of these alloys is effectively reinforced by dispersion of SiC from the initial powder mixture and nano-Ni3Si precipitates, which precipitated during the sintering/annealing process.

In all other circumstances state law effectively reinforces an array of social and economic burdens to punish women who seek to terminate their pregnancies".

But when everything that is not that is treated as a novelty, one is effectively reinforcing the stereotypes by saying, "Look!

Egypt, which has kept its border with Gaza closed, effectively reinforcing Israel's blockade, said it would open its frontiers to the wounded, despite sending security reinforcements to stop Palestinians from trying to break out of the besieged territory in case of an attack.

The German commander, General Erich Ludendorff, believed that it was essential for Germany to use the troops freed from the Eastern Front by the collapse of Russia to achieve a victory on the Western Front in the spring of 1918, before American troops arrived in sufficient numbers to effectively reinforce the war-weary Allies.

We previously reported that a diet acidified with citric acid effectively reinforces gastric acid protection against bacterial colonization and translocation.