Sentence examples for enhanced driving force from inspiring English sources
Especially, with the increase of the voltage, the adsorption phenomenon is gradually weakened by the enhanced driving force, and the velocity of protein transition is also speeded up.
The mechanism underlying the formation of the CCS polymers was ascribed to enhanced driving force of polymerization-induced self-assembly at an optimal Vw.
However, the extent of adsorption was increased from 2.5 mg/g to 5.4 mg/g as inlet concentration increases from 3 mg/L to 15 mg/L due to enhanced driving force.
The microstructural development is discussed in terms of the enhanced driving force for recrystallization, resulting from the evolution of high-density dislocation substructures due to localization of plastic flow and inhibition of recovery in the present alloy.
At high undercoolings, refined equiaxed grains can be obtained on both the ESL and the EML and the influence of melt flow on refinement seems negligible due to the enhanced driving force in capillarity and solute effects.
In combination with optical diffuse reflectance spectra, valence band X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (VB-XPS) and density functional theory (DFT) prediction, the disordered structure engineering can induce continuous band gap broadening and downward valence band edge, predicting enhanced oxidation driving force.
Differences in solute concentrations between water flushed through burrows and pore water in the surrounding bulk sediment provide the driving force for enhanced solute mass transfer, called bioirrigation.
The formation of anatase-rutile heterojunction, wider spectral response, increased photocurrent response and greatly reduced charge transfer resistance, could be positive driving force for the enhanced PEC activity.
The wavelength dependent photoactivity analysis further clarifies that the surface plasmon resonance (SPR) due to the excitation of gold nanoparticles under visible light irradiation is the driving force for the enhanced visible light photoactivity.
Convection-enhanced delivery (CED) provides a convective driving force to flow drugs deeper into tissue (9– 11).
The driving force for this conformational change is enhanced binding of the Stat3 dimer to the DNA, thereby regulating gene expression.
