Sentence examples for increase with enhanced from inspiring English sources

Fatigue life of nanocomposite pipes was found to increase with enhanced inter-laminar adhesion via CNTs.

Oxygen grafted CNT films were also shown to exhibit enhanced adsorption and reduction of copper without applied voltage due to redox replacement reactions, which were observed to increase with enhanced levels of functionalization.

(ii) The Debye temperatures increase with enhanced K doping concentration results in lattice hardening.

(d) Melting temperature (T M), Vicker's hardness (H V ), shear modulus (G H ), Young's modulus (E) and bulk modulus (B T ) increase with enhanced pressure showing the hardening or stiffening of the lattice, and suppressed T M, G H, E and B T variations in temperature suggest the weakening of the lattice as a result of thermal softening of SiC lattice.

The absorbance at 635 cm–1 is attributed to structural hydroxides in HAP and is known to increase with enhanced crystallinity.

For low coverage peaks, we observe that there are a few isolated multialigned positions, corresponding to low noise motif redundancies, a feature that is expected to increase with enhanced mismatch tolerances per read.

The polystyrene (PS) microsphere was well obtained in all tested glycol media and the average size was increased with enhanced affinity of the media to styrene and with decreasing concentration of TEMPO.

Both compression and shear waves increases with enhanced pressure in B2 structure.

Intrinsic tryptophan fluorescence, surface hydrophobicity and dynamic light scattering (DLS) have been used to demonstrate that lipase aggregation in aqueous media dramatically increases with enhanced protein concentration (Liou et al. 1998).

(c) Melting temperature (T M), Vicker's hardness (H V), shear modulus (G H), Young's modulus (E) and bulk modulus (B T) increases with enhanced pressure infers the hardening or stiffening of the lattice and suppressed T M, G H, E and B T variations in temperature suggests the weakening of the lattice as a result of thermal softening of SrX (X = O, S, Se, and Te) lattice.

Hence, EpEX amounts shed per cell increased with enhanced densities.