Sentence examples for lower the thickness from inspiring English sources

Any post-reaction scheme which requires a liquid solvent has the potential to degrade the coating and lower the thickness of the resulting film.

However, hot corrosion induced by salt mixture reduces the amount of aluminum on the outer layer lowering the thickness of Ni/Al intermetallic layer.

If you don't want to use the depth stop, set it to a very low level - one much lower than the thickness of your board - so that you'll never hit this lower limit.

Actually, the penetration length of the 405-nm beam is lower than the thickness of the GaP buffer layer, avoiding the substrate to be excited.

Although the nanodots and the film were prepared using the same parameters, the average dot height of Fe3O4 is around 20 nm, which is slightly lower than the thickness (24 nm) of the film.

The improved sensitivity may reflect the lower thickness of the interfacial polymer protein film associated with the VHH (∼17 kDa) relative to the pAb (∼150 kDa).

Despite the lower thickness of the human cornea as compared to the porcine corneas, the lower deformation amplitude (as well as shorter deformation durations and reduced deformation speeds) found in the study is indicative of a higher stiffness of human corneal tissue, in agreement with previous comparative reports of human and porcine corneal biomechanical properties [ 6, 17].

The identification of volcanic activity on the deepest chaos, where the lower crustal thickness and the faults/fractures system contributed to the magma rising, reveals that magmatic activity, proved by the cones, and possibly help by structural activity, has been a major factor in the formation of chaotic terrains.

The reflection loss value got lower by decreasing the thickness of absorbers.

The minimum thickness of the members of an optimized structure is controlled by simply setting the lower bound of the thickness variables for the moving bars.

It can be observed that the reflection loss peaks shift from a higher to a lower frequency while the thickness increased, associated with quarter-wavelength attenuation.