Sentence examples for emission evidence from inspiring English sources

Reassuringly, this prediction is borne out by acoustic emission evidence even when no cracks are visible even in high resolution AFM and HRSEM images.

The drastic reduction of excitonic emission evidenced for both CdS and PbS nanocrystals upon direct growth on TiO2 by SILAR, markedly weaker than the emission colloidal QDs adsorbed on TiO2[11, 23], verifies the great potential of this deposition technique to enhance electronic coupling and the concomitant charge transfer between QDs and the underlying TiO2 substrate.

This emission provided evidence that the hot accretion disk surrounding a black hole is the source of the infrared radiation from such galaxies, as in the case of the Milky Way.

The hard X-ray emission provides evidence of non-thermal particle acceleration in the microflare.

The observation of the Ce3+ excitation bands while monitoring Tb3+ emission provides evidence that there is energy transfer from Ce3+ to Tb3+ [44].

Bapineuzumab, a humanized monoclonal antibody, has caused similar vasogenic changes that are three times and seven times more prevalent in e4 heterozygotes and homozygotes, respectively, compared with e4 noncarriers [ 14], but amyloid-ligand positron emission tomography evidence of treatment efficacy seems to be no different between APOE subgroups [ 15].

The band at 304 nm may be due to Tyr emission, as evidenced by the spectra with 275 nm excitation Ī λex = 275 nm; λ) (Fig. 3b,d).

The Raman spectra exhibited significant fluorescence emissions as evidenced by the increasing background intensity toward the higher frequency (larger Raman shift).

Consumers have become increasingly aware of their role in contributing to GHG emissions, as evidenced by the 73% of surveyed consumers who were aware of the term carbon footprint in 2010 [3].

The three key selection criteria are: · genuine innovation, representing a step change in technology design or in the application of a technology or process; · the potential for significant, cost-effective emission reductions; · evidence that your idea or technology works or is likely to work in a commercial application.

This shift in the PL emission further provides evidence in support of quantum effects in the nanoparticles.