Sentence examples for favourable surface from inspiring English sources

The gas molecules find the seed a more favourable surface than the walls and preferentially deposit there.

Silica:collagen ratio of ≤1 exhibits favourable surface biocompatibility, and any further increase in silica concentration has a detrimental effect.

The markedly enhanced OER activity and stability of the ultrafine PBSCF-III nanofiber could be attributed to the unique nanostructure, favourable surface electronic structure, high surface area, high surface oxygen species and possible presence of some heterostructures.

Microporous PCL and HA filled PCL materials were found to provide a favourable surface for attachment and growth of primary human osteoblasts in cell culture.

The main and interaction effects have been discussed on the basis of adsorption at most favourable surface sites, different modes of orientation of DDA species, competition with kerosene, and probable collecting properties of the frother used.

It is revealed that pre-formed corrosion pits act as favourable surface sites to which shear bands are linked and most likely nucleate, which leads to a slight reduction in the maximum compression stress.

This may drive shape deformation and scission events that generate smaller progeny cells with more thermodynamically favourable surface-area-to-volume ratios.

The delayed binding of HMGB1 to DALI and ReliSorb as indicated by the higher remaining concentrations after 15 min may be due to differences in particle size, with the most favourable surface-to-volume ratio for Cellufine sulfate.

However, instead of a highly specific 'perfect' charge/no-charge complementarity, a more general redundancy in potential H-bond partners and favourable electrostatic surfaces appears to drive the association (Figures 5 and 6, and Table S1).

This suggests that the binding of MB onto TISW would be least favourable by heterogeneous surface, while the binding of Cd2+ onto TISW would be most favourable by heterogeneous surface (({{0 < 1} mathord{left/ {vphantom {{0 < 1} n}} right. kern-0pt} n} < 1 -favourable, ({1 -favourablet/ {1phantomathord{left/t. kern-0pt} n} > 1)-non favourable).

The transfer of the first electron may become a rate-determining one if favourable conditions for surface layer disintegration are realized.