Sentence examples for increased carbon content from inspiring English sources
The increased carbon content comes from afforestation in the temperate and boreal zones, combined with increased carbon storage due to growth in maturing tropical trees.
These wetting results indicate that an increased carbon content of the plasma polymer layers results in more hydrophobic surfaces that are characterized by a smaller average droplet size in AWT investigations.
The increased carbon content is due to the contribution of chemically driven sputtering of the graphite target and the reduction of the sputtering rate of the silicon target owing to poisoning by nitrogen.
A series of tensile and micro-hardness tests showed that the specimen with 1% volume fraction of undissolved cementite exhibited the highest strength, which was mainly attributed to the increased carbon content in the martensite matrix.
Therefore, increased carbon content results in unconverted austenite, and the border is formed by fusing an unfavorable structure of coarse bainite with the secretions of free ferrite at its boundaries, as can be seen in Fig. 2, having low values of impact energy.
Determinations of carbon content for non-coated, PS-coated, PC-coated and cyt c/PS-coated SWCNT showed that non-covalent functionalization of SWCNT with phospholipids and protein (cyt c) expectedly resulted in increased carbon content in SWCNT suspensions.
For the plasma treated fibers, scanning electron microscopy shows increased fiber surface roughness due to plasma etching, which favors mechanical interlocking of the interface; X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy analysis indicates increased carbon contents and hydrophobic C C bonds.
(Coal rank is a measure of a coal's degree of metamorphism expressed as its position in the lignite-to-anthracite series and is primarily based on decreasing volatile matter content and increasing carbon content).
The CoF then decreases with increasing carbon content up to a certain limit.
When further increasing carbon content from 10 to 15 wt%, both the specific surface area and mesopore volume decrease.
On the other hand, elongation-to-failure increased with increasing carbon content when the carbon concentration is relatively low.
