Sentence examples for enhanced contact from inspiring English sources
Due to its unique core-shell and network structure and enhanced contact between its individual components, the resulting ternary composite cathode exhibited a remarkably enhanced electrochemical performance compared with the binary SiO2@C counterpart.
So the hospital used an approach called enhanced contact isolation.
Also, the switch has the enhanced contact effect.
The human genome folds to create thousands of intervals, called "contact domains," that exhibit enhanced contact frequency within themselves.
The conducting area between ZnO and the substrate was small, which yielded an enhanced contact resistance as compared to Sample II [31].
It is also found that the spot welding of this mesh significantly improves the cell performance due to the enhanced contact between the mesh and the interconnector.
We showed that agrin treatment significantly increased the formation of AChR clusters on culture differentiated myotubes (C2C12), enhanced contacts with nerves in vitro and in vivo, and increased angiogenesis.
This suggests that the vibration cannot only facilitate breaking the agglomerates due to the increased agglomerate collision energy but can also favour the growth of the agglomerates due to the enhanced contacting probability between particles and/or agglomerates.
Dysfunction of Miro1/2 reduces the mobility of mitochondria, and the work of Murley et al. suggests that this could be a consequence of enhanced contacts between mitochondria and the ER.
A similar mechanism of drug reorientation with alternative charge complementation and enhanced contacts may explain the 9-fold increase in binding affinity for Be by the double mutant QacR(E57Q/E58Q) (Table 2), the complex of which has failed to yield crystals.
We've spoken before about the impending advancement of display-enhanced contact lenses, and now it looks like the future is all but here--a new initiative called iOptik (created by US company Innovega) has recently been revealed to the public, offering wearers the chance to wear a pair of tiny high-def virtual screens right before their eyes.
