Sentence examples for high level of disorder from inspiring English sources

An important implication is that sputter deposition may be a particularly promising technique for producing thin coatings of metallic glasses with significant ductility, due to the high level of disorder and excess free volume resulting from the sputtering process and to the suitability of sputtering for producing thin coatings that may exhibit enhanced size-induced ductility.

Inspection of the KLK4/SFTI-FCQR Asp14 simulation trajectories revealed that Asp14 showed a high level of disorder and was too far from KLK4 to make contact and thus appeared not to contribute to complex stability.

If this were true, the lack of prokaryotes with a high level of disorder among hyperthermophiles would not reflect a selection against structural disorder driven by adaptation to high temperatures, rather it a random drift or selection for other features more related to phylogenetic relationships [40].

This high level of disorder is partly due to the lack of preferred orientation in the Zn0.8Mg0.2O films deposited at 80 °C.

The best fit to the data furnishes a high σ value for the first-shell Ni−N component at 2.05 Å, indicating a high level of disorder in the Ni−N(corphin) bond distances.

Accordingly, absorption measurements of Zn0.8Mg0.2O (deposited at 80 °C) show the presence of a high density of sub-bandgap states in the metal oxide film, which would be due to a high level of disorder, as can be seen from the high Urbach energy of 230 meV (compared with 170 meV for Zn0.8Mg0.2O deposited at 150 °C).

Proteins involved in hard tissue mineralization are predicted to have very high levels of disorder, and disordered proteins are important in mineral homeostasis in general, indicating an important role for IDRs in these processes.

This is ascribed to originating from large Debye temperatures and high levels of disorder (e.g., point defects) in as-grown TiSi NWs.

The link between intrinsic structural disorder and modularity has been recently investigated in the human genome, finding that high levels of disorder within proteins are encoded by symmetric exons, possibly derived from internal tandem duplications [ 32].

It caused the highest level of disorder and was followed by the highest number of arrests.

As it was already mentioned, the curves σ have a distinctive look, indicating a higher level of disorder.