Sentence examples for enhanced uniformity from inspiring English sources

Two inks, conductive and dielectric, were evaluated and improvement in placement accuracy was achieved through enhanced uniformity in drop average velocities, a dimensionless number, coefficient of variation was enhanced from 0.051 to 0.040,with conductive ink and from 0.111 to 0.049 with dielectric ink, thus decreasing the velocity related drop placement error.

They argue that by requiring authors seeking its protection to surrender whatever rights they had under state law, the 1790 Act enhanced uniformity and certainty and thus "promote[d]..

Experimentally, simultaneous multi-pores were observed on leukocytes lysed with 3D electrodes, which is indicative of enhanced uniformity of the electric field generated by 3D design.

The enhanced uniformity of the apatite coating on an alkali- and AIM-treated surface significantly improved the corrosion resistance in both simulated body fluid (SBF) and NaCl solution, and the bioactivity in SBF.

This phenomenon explains the enhanced uniformity of the set operation voltage distribution in CDT samples fabricated over shorter times.

This approach has more promise for large-area process applications in view of enhanced uniformity and fewer defects compared to the colloidal lithography commonly with polystyrene nanoparticles [23, 24], which yields more defects and pattern irregularities as the substrate size increases.

Clonal forestry offers the opportunity to increase yields, enhance uniformity and improve wood characteristics.

This study developed a Y-bifurcation microchannel to enhance uniformity and reduce losses associated with the distribution of liquid plugs.

Image-guided treatment also enhances uniformity in doses administered in a population of patients, thus improving our ability to measure the effect of dosimetric and non-dosimetric factors on tumour and healthy tissue outcomes in clinical trials.

What is more, HF/H2O2 does have an effect on enhancing uniformity on 6H-SiC [10].

For instance, Agboola and Elinwa (2013) suggested the need for a global accreditation model to enhance uniformity in TESs.