Sentence examples for enhanced specific and from inspiring English sources
The NP Pd80Zr20 surface alloy exhibits markedly enhanced specific and mass activities as well as higher catalytic stability toward oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) compared with NP Pd and the state of the art Pt/C catalysts.
AMA1-C1 and MSP1-C1 blood-stage candidates formulated in Alum + CPG7909 induced enhanced specific and functional antibodies that possessed higher capacity for in vitro inhibition of parasite growth in comparison to Alum alone [ 24, 118].
In the absence of a trypanocide capable of establishing curative treatment for dogs, this type of strategy aims to enhance specific and protective immunity against the parasite.
Based on studies of chimeric luciferases, we engineered a novel luciferase called PLG2 that has enhanced specific activity, and thermal and pH stability compared to the commonly used Photinus pyralis luciferase.
Therefore, NCA/CNT composite cathode exhibits enhanced specific capacity and rate capability.
However, both enhanced specific capacitance and cycling stability performance have been observed with graphene/PEDOT composites-based supercapacitors.
The synergistic effect among three components may result in enhanced specific capacitance and cycling stability of the ternary composites.
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Notably, the OVs and the resulting improved electrical conductivity could be used to account for their largely enhanced specific capacity and rate properties.
The resulting Co3O4@NiAl-LDH material exhibits promising supercapacitance performance with largely enhanced specific capacitance and rate capability, much superior to pristine Co3O4 nanowire arrays.
Bi2MoO6/Polyaniline (PANI) hybrid nanocomposite with enhanced specific capacity and rate performance was synthesized by compositing Bi2MoO6 with the PANI layer using sodium lignosulphonate (SLS) as a dopant through a simple chemical polymerization.
