Sentence examples for maintain relatively smooth from inspiring English sources

When deposited on nanocarbon, the overlapping redox features of the POM mixtures result in cyclic voltammograms with substantial pseudocapacitive currents which maintain relatively smooth charge/discharge profiles, ideal for supercapacitor electrodes.

HONO and TAZN maintain relatively constant concentrations.

Calcite marbles that are exposed to atmospheric moisture made acid by its contained carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and other gases maintain a relatively smooth surface during weathering; but dolomite limestone may weather with an irregular, sandy surface from which the dolomite crystals stand out.

Surface roughness (a key characteristic of the articulating surface for hyaline cartilage [32]) was evaluated using white light interferometry: the measurements of the topographical changes based on temporal evolution in ECM deposition showed that the scaffolds maintain a relatively smooth and increasingly homogeneous surface (maximum Ra = 4 μm).

In the hope of maintaining a relatively smooth relationship as Mr. Trump begins his administration, Beijing will probably take a wait-and-see attitude despite his phone call with Ms. Tsai, said Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University.

But it doesn't seem that Mr. Gingrich is likely to threaten Mr. Romney in states like Illinois that are more important for Mr. Romney in maintaining a relatively smooth path to the nomination.

WLG still maintains relatively high viscosity at high salt concentration.

WLG also maintains relatively good viscosity under high temperature.

Furthermore, a relatively smooth evolution can be maintained without re-initialization.

The motion of the dynamic interfaces is thus governed by a system of coupled ordinary differential equations (ODEs) and a relatively smooth evolution can be maintained without reinitialization.

Rajamani and colleagues show that the anchor residues in protein-protein interactions maintain similar conformations before and after the binding, which allows for a relatively smooth binding process [7].