Sentence examples for materials and introducing from inspiring English sources

So the oxidation condition of MWNTs should be chosen carefully to avoid losing the valuable materials, and introducing further functional groups on the surface of MWNTs.

Starting with an overview of common materials and introducing the background, the specific focus is then on 'how to start with and how to make'.

Constructed Technosols represent good models to test the importance of these factors since their composition can be easily manipulated by mixing different proportions of parent materials and introducing soil organisms.

Nitrogen doping can effectively improve the performance of carbon electrode materials, and introducing transition metals into nitrogen-doped carbon is a promising strategy to develop high-performance electrode materials.

This was a way to take some of the same materials and introduce more complexity".

Copper metallization on carbon surface can improve physicochemical performances of carbon based materials and introduce multi-functionalities.

It is also possible to functionalise these materials and introduce extra-framework species which further enlarges the possibilities to tailor these solids for a targeted application.

The flow of surface water owing to rainfall or irrigation of farmlands carries these materials and introduces them to rivulets and rivers (Samadi et al. 2010; Akhlaghian and Sohrabi 2015; Hossain et al. 2015; Ryberg and Gilliomb 2015; Stehle and Schulz 2015).

The delivery of antigen-loaded microparticles to dendritic cells (DCs) may benefit from surface optimization of the microparticles themselves, thereby exploiting the material properties and introducing signals that mimic pathogens.

Her first three albums largely comprised traditional blues material and introduced Raitt's supple phrasing, feminist stance, and keen abilities as a slide guitarist.

Earlier, Cheryl Cole's Night In, in which the X Factor judge sang her new material and introduced performances from famous friends, drew 5 million and 22% between 6.30pm to 7.30pm.