Sentence examples for greater surface coverage from inspiring English sources

Films with higher Ag contents showed evidence of higher diffusion rates, leading to a coarser structure and greater surface coverage.

Backfilling with OEG as a step subsequent to aptamer immobilization provides greater surface coverage than using aptamer and OEG thiol to form a mixed SAM in one-step.

The longer expected durability of samples immersed in MgCl2 was attributed to the lower corrosion kinetics, and a greater surface coverage by the corrosion product.

The high structural uniformity and greater surface coverage achieved by in-situ growth provided a uniform surface environment for electrode-analyte interaction, leading to good inhibition signal sensitivity and repeatability.

Greater surface coverage of Ru metal due to migration of Ru to surface as a result of unstable substitution on the B-site could be the reason for lower light-off temperature of LRuZ compared to LPtZ.

Peaks at 750 and 900 °C (for L2RhZ) are not observed for L5RhZ; this could be due to the greater surface coverage of Rh on L5RhZ compared to L2RZ. Figure 11 shows the TPO profile for the catalyst spent at 575 °C for the three catalysts.

This is attributed to the greater punch surface coverage by the API and the stronger cohesion of API to the existing API layer on the punch.

N-5-azido-2-nitrobenzoyloxysuccinimide, a photoactivable amino reactive bifunctional crosslinker, was used and greater than 90% surface coverage was achieved for protein immobilization.

The most plausible explanation is that a fast kinetics of coating growth, either associated to strong initial roughness or a great surface copper coverage, was detrimental for the protective properties of the coatings.

I prefer the lazier method of using apple halves arranged round-side down, as suggested by Claire Clark, to cover the base of the dish – it's much easier, and gives a greater surface area for toffee coverage.

The linear capacity ranges also become greater at a higher surface coverage: 22 28.5, 28.5 65, and 65 125 strands per particle.