Sentence examples for increased separation rate from inspiring English sources
The activity enhancement is mainly attributed to the increased separation rate of photogenerated charge carriers on the basis of the measurements of steady state- and transient state-surface photovoltage spectroscopy.
The generally larger pores in the butyl-modified chitosan scaffolds might be explained by increased phase separation rates due to the introduced hydrophobicity of the chitosan polymer.
The strongly decaying behavior of rebinding rate with increasing separation, as given in Eq. (2), is expected to play a very important role in the stability of molecular bond clusters when the elasticity of the system is considered.
The deposition rate is found to increase with increasing separation distance independent of discharge technique.
Phase relaxation rates were determined from the electron spin echo decay curve recorded by integration of the echo signal for increasing separation between pulses.
It is also seen that the amount of polymer bound to graphene following complete separation in opening mode was independent of temperature, while it decreased with increase in separation rate.
The results show that, a small increase in polylactic acid concentration on the order of a few weight percent can drastically increase the phase separation rate.
Increasing of isotope separation rate at smaller energy expenses can be provided by appropriate choice of gas flow expansion conditions, which include concentration of target gas, carrier gas choice, gas flow and ambient gas pressure and temperature.
As a result, the higher charge separation rate increased the lifetime of the charge carriers and enhanced the efficiency of the interfacial charges transferred to the adsorbed substrates, which in turn leads to higher activity of the Bi2Ti2O7/TiO2 composite photocatalyst.
As expected, we found that lowering the separation rate increased the discrimination of fragments >1,000 bp.
Also, it was found that the increase in the molecular weight of PS led to increase in the phase separation rate, consistent with de Gennes prediction.
