Sentence examples for growth uniformity from inspiring English sources
The growth uniformity in the layers was maintained by rotating the substrate at 20 rpm during deposition.
The following paper outlines the results of one of these improvements: a modification to the alkyl injection system, which improves growth uniformity and alkyl efficiency while optimizing uniformity tuning for a variety of reactor conditions during LED process development.
It is demonstrated that the use of modeling has reduced the process development time to a few runs and resulted in significant improvement of growth uniformity and alkyl efficiency in the reactor.
The criteria used for choosing the areas were plant growth uniformity, age, cultural practices, and pest management (in this case, noninterference in pest population).
All cultures were initiated from a cryopreserved glycerol stock, passaged twice for growth uniformity and grown until the mid-exponential phase at 37°C (actively dividing stage of bacterial growth) prior to the SPOTi assay.
The model can provide useful information for predicting coating growth and uniformity towards optimized PEO process design.
This hybrid vigour, or heterosis, can be manifested in many ways, including increased rate of growth, greater uniformity, earlier flowering, and increased yield, the last being of greatest importance in agriculture.
The main improvement introduced was for the injector plate design by optimizing the geometrical position of all alkyl zone inlets to provide for optimal control of the growth rate uniformity across the substrate.
Control of weeds is important for survival, growth and uniformity of planted conifers, such as Pinus radiata D.Don and Pseudotsuga mensiesii var.
The microchannel heat exchangers exhibited frost formation that was concentrated on the front-side, resulting in significant frost growth non-uniformity between the front- and rear-sides, which led to rapid performance degradation.
This observation is attributed to growth non-uniformities and material fluctuations.
