Sentence examples for external depositions from inspiring English sources

As it is a widespread issue, PV plants can be located everywhere even in a severe conditions on the proviso that no external depositions, covering and coating the solar module, can alter the photovoltaic efficiency.

In situ reinforcement of fibroin-HAp nanocomposite and external deposition of HAp particles on fibroin scaffold is carried out for comparative evaluations of bio-physical and biochemical characteristics.

In APP SL /PS1KI mice, in turn, internal pile up of Aβ, rather than its external deposition in APs, associates with neuronal loss [ 23].

If the presence of S100A8/A9 on the cell surface were due to external deposition, the level of cell surface S100A8/A9 might correlate with S100A8/A9 serum concentration.

These results confirm that S100A8/A9 is mainly produced by monocytes, PMNs and also by pDCs and the cell surface S100A8/A9 on other cell populations is most likely due to external deposition.

Hair samples had the same treatment as bladder tissue samples, but were previously brushed and washed in a sequence of acetone, bi-distilled water, and acetone [ 28] to remove external deposition of feces and dust.

This work provides a general answer as to why the external energy deposition into an amorphous system could cause the lowering of free energy and trigger the athermal transformation from the amorphous to the crystalline state.

We envisage the building up of aromatics (e.g. methyl-benzenes), and subsequent poly-aromatics formation as well as the resulted extension of superficial carbonaceous structure, finally reaching a 'network' of carbons, are the most contributing factors and processes in the external coke deposition.

The first peak is assigned to external carbon atoms deposition on its surface [26, 28].

PyC is derived from local fires (historical and modern) and external inputs via aeolian deposition.

During the non-data acquisition times, the probe was heated using an external current, so minimising deposition of an insulating layer on its surface.