Sentence examples for materials bear a from inspiring English sources

In all the experiments, deposition of asphaltene like solids was observed on anode only, indicating that the deposited materials bear a net negative surface charge.

Vegetal fibers used alone or as additive in composite construction materials bear a growing interest owing to their several advantages such as their lightening and insulation effects.

Uematsu et al. (2002) also showed that 19 of 20 females with Y-chromosome material bore an intact maternal X, which is consistent with simple expectations from Mendelian inheritance.

"These visual materials bear information that cannot be found in texts," he says.

Organic phosphorescent materials bear immense potential for applications in, for example, organic optoelectronics, solid-state lighting, and sensing/imaging.

This is something that is often infeasible in practice as FE models created using theoretical values for material properties bear a poor relation to reality.

Meanwhile, the high coercivity of the Co@C nanoparticles enabled the material to bear a larger degree of demagnetization, which indicates their great application potential in the field of high-density magnetic recording materials.

On reflection, and our advice to other researchers would be to inform stakeholders about the pending name change and then engage in specific communication about the transition from the existing name to the new or in our case from 'The 2012 TYA Cancer Cohort Study' to 'BRIGHTLIGHT', ensuring that materials bore both names for a short period of time would also have been helpful.

Partly as a result, the sound of jazz's ascendant mainstream — a music at once harmonically sophisticated, rhythmically streamlined and un-self-consciously earnest about blending traditions and source materials — bears Mr. Burton's influence.

We also verified that the soft tissue-mimicking material SEBS bore a striking resemblance to the patient's brain cortex anatomy and enabled haptic feedback for surgical procedures.

Materials organized on multiple length scales bear a closer resemblance to biological matrices than those with single scale features, and thus materials with multi-scale organization should be more advantageous in biomedical applications.