Sentence examples for higher exposure time from inspiring English sources
This research work proves a better corrosion resistance of AZ31B magnesium alloy at the alkaline solution than the acidic and the neutral solutions, moreover, low corrosion rate was found at low concentrated solution and higher exposure time respectively.
Also, at higher exposure time, the resistance to oxidation of the nanocomposite begins taking advantage of the ongoing formation of an oxide coating layer (ZrO2) on the exposed face.
Higher exposure time had a decreasing effect on the absorbance at each initial concentration.
Thus, at each [BSA], higher exposure time produced more adsorption of the protein on to the surface of the polymer chips proving that the adsorption of BSA was proportional to [BSA] in solution for the same exposure time irrespective of the mechanism of adsorption involved.
Moreover, Meister et al. [119] observed that after a match congestion period, players with a higher exposure time show better scores in certain neuromuscular parameters (CMJ, drop jump height, and drop jump contact) than players with a lower exposure time, although this result is not significant.
The value of contact angle decreased to a much lower value for higher exposure time.
These molecules could be the precursors of heavier hydrocarbons and nitriles identified in our experiments at higher exposure times.
Higher L/D values would require higher exposure times; for example, L/D = 300, which necessitates exposure times in the range of 26.1 to 34.4 min, gives radiographies a better quality.
As expected, fluorescence images obtained using higher exposure times yielded larger calculated tumor sizes.
The labeled glycans were concentrated in the pharynx of all larval and adult worms (2, panels a, b, e), though higher exposure times did reveal some staining of the worms' outer coat, the cuticle (2, panel d).
This approach has been applied to a case of a shot-peened ductile steel SAE 3415 using two conditions: (i) a standard condition of 100% coverage (ii) a severe condition of 1000% coverage (high exposure time).
