Sentence examples for increasing surface density from inspiring English sources

The performance can be further improved by increasing mass flow rate of water for better wetting, increasing surface density by decreasing porosity and increasing path length of air.

This dependence is attributed to the increasing surface density of the Ag nanoparticles, in the initial stage.

With increasing surface density, we observed that the domains became larger with fibers showing a strong tendency to coarsen.

We present a systematic study of morphological changes in monolayers of a rod-like polypeptide (poly-γ-benzyl-L-glutamate (PBLG)) on a Langmuir trough as a function of increasing surface density.

The situation n > 1 is most common and may be due to a distribution of surface sites or any factor that causes a decrease in adsorbent adsorbate interaction with increasing surface density (Reed and Matsumoto 1993) and the values of n within the range of 1 10 represent good adsorption (McKay et al. 1980; Ozer and Pirincci 2006).

An evolution of MoOx species from monomeric to oligomeric structures with increasing surface density is apparent from the AEE values.

The increased surface density of the electronic state near the Fermi energy level of the nanostructured metallic oxide is very possibly responsible for the enhanced Seebeck coefficient of the cement composites.

A further increase in the reaction time (60 min) leads to an increased surface density of the clusters and nanoflakes, and when they begin to grow upwards and finally connect with each other (Figure 1d), it is found that each nanoflake is about 1.5 μm in width (defined as the horizontal size) and several tens of nanometers in wall thickness.

Increased surface density of "free" MOP potentiates the endogenous opioid signaling and activates the cellular internalization machinery, secondarily causing the sharp reduction in MOP surface density.

(532) Increased surface density also reduced permeability of acetic acid through the bilayer composed of DMPC and cholesterol.

For example, Chan et al. found that an increased surface density of immobilized probe molecules on the surface could actually decrease the efficiency of hybridization.