Sentence examples for example enhancements from inspiring English sources

For example, enhancements of 80% were reported for 0.3% (v/v) copper nanoparticles [8] in water, and 10% enhancements were reported for as little as 0.005% (v/v) gold nanoparticles in water [4].

It suggested, for example, "enhancements to the planning process" when collaborating with state and local governments before disasters.

This may allow learners to develop their practice surrounding situations involving patient death, for example enhancement of communications skills with colleagues, patients, and their families [12 14].

Several problems, however, remain to be solved at present; for example, enhancement of the catalytic activity, improvement of the life time, suppression of the formation of the harmful by-products and clarification of the reaction mechanisms.

We demonstrate the significance and principles of this approach by using a special case as an example: enhancement of endothelial cell adhesion to arterial constructs by siRNA-mediated modulation of an adhesion-inhibiting factor known as Src homology 2 domain-containing protein tyrosine phosphatase (SHP -1.

For example, enhancement of r1,2 relaxivities of contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is inversely proportional to D[68, 69]; boiling temperature and pressure of water inside CNTs is drastically dependent on their diameter [70]; optical Kerr effect measurements are used to study modified characteristics and structures of nanoconfined water [71].

For example, enhancement of the rolling behavior response against wasp oviposition attempts [33] or stimulation of a burying response, since wasps attack at the substrate surface, could reduce oviposition rates in Spiroplasma-infected D. hydei larvae.

Re-expression of the lost TSGs complementary to other interventions, for example, enhancement of host immune surveillance, contributes to the improvement of currently available anti-cancer modalities.

Actions of stress/glucocorticoids on alcohol intake can be linked to modulation of reward/stress circuitry, including, for example, enhancement of dopamine release in the nucleus accumbens (Sutoo and Akiyama 2002; Yavich and Tiihonen 2000) and activation of central corticotropin-releasing factor (CRF) pathways (Heilig and Koob 2007).

Perhaps the most clear-cut example -- enhancement at its most pure," they write -- is plastic surgery, which began as a reconstructive treatment for World War I injuries.

For example, the enhancement efficiency of the compound 2 for Zn2+ is up to 846%.