Sentence examples for is based on formation from inspiring English sources

Switching mechanism is based on formation and rupture of the oxygen vacancy conducting filaments through the GdOx grain boundaries.

The model is based on formation of h.c.p. nuclei through the Suzuki mechanism, that is segregation of solute atoms to stacking faults, on aging the strain hardened material.

The most studied method of GaAs surface functionalization is based on formation of self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) of various n-alkanethiols, HS- CH2)n-T (T = CHS- CH2H, NH2, etc).

The second route for generation of R is based on formation of HO radicals during the P to F conversion.

Quantification of fracture healing with the CT scan is based on formation of callus along the fracture and trabecular ridging[ 36].

Because structural damage in RA is based on formation of osteoclasts in and around the joint, which resorb mineralized cartilage and subchondral bone, and because generation of these cells depends on RANKL, inhibition of this molecule is an interesting way to improve therapeutic outcomes in RA.

The approach, which relies on information sharing and integration within the team, is based on formations, flexible positionings and dynamic role and positioning assignment.

The broad antimicrobial effect of silver ions is based on complex formation with bacterial proteins leading to loss of function and structure of the bacterial membrane.

The procedure was based on formation of an ion-pair between the antimony iodide complex and H+ followed by extraction with Triton X-114.

Most of these techniques are based on formation of Schiff bases (Dalle-Donne et al. 2005; Grimsrud et al. 2008) ranging from the classic dinitrophenylhydrazine derivatization (DNPH) (Palmese et al. 2011), through biotin hydrazide (Mirzaei et al. 2008) method to Girard's P reagent (Mirzaei and Regnier 2006) and Oxidation-Dependent Element Coded Affinity Tags (O-ECAT) (Lee et al. 2006).

The improved oxidation resistance of TiAlN-based hard coatings is based on the formation of protective oxide scales.