Sentence examples for materials can decrease from inspiring English sources
The amorphous structure of silica-based materials can decrease the melting temperature of membranes.
The use of highly reflective and emissive roof materials can decrease the urban temperature.
A few other studies also show that the flow stress of ultrafine nano-structured materials can decrease as a result of grain size reduction.
In order to overcome this problem, a narrow-gap semiconductor material, Ag2S, was deposited in the local domain of CdS/TNTs by spotting sample method, which may result in a lower coverage of Ag2S on TNTs, and the presence of these three semiconductor materials can decrease the recombination possibilities of photoelectrons and holes.
These studies suggested that local antibiotic therapy in the joint at the time of surgery, including direct antibiotic or antimicrobial agents that are coated or covalently-linked directly to the prosthetic materials, can decrease post-arthroplasty infections by preventing bacterial seeding of the implants at the time of surgery [32] [43].
Filling cracks in walls and roofs with plaster prepared from locally available materials can decrease the number of resting places for the insects in a cost-effective manner [ 10, 11].
It has been shown that the combination of a shape memory active material with a non-transforming passive material can decrease and suppress the instability of superelastic deformation.
Indeed, Zircaloy-4 cladding oxidation is very exothermic and fuel interaction with the cladding material can decrease its melting temperature by several hundred of Kelvin.
Students: Do you think that possessing a lot of material goods can decrease your quality of life?
This demonstrates the effects of the matrix: diffusion materials like soil can decrease the vapor saturation and make the remaining liquid enriched in 13C, further increasing the isotope enrichment factor.
The presence of fine-textured material such as silt and clay can decrease relative soil permeability and restrict contaminants' migration (Aller et al. 1987).
