Sentence examples for matrices significantly improved from inspiring English sources
The introduced GNP matrices significantly improved the electrochemical performances of the Zn3V2O8/GNPs by enhancing structural durability of the electrodes and facilitating the electron-transfer and mass-transport kinetics.
The hybrid biomimetic matrix significantly improved in vivo bone formation in calvarial defects over 6 weeks.
Firstly, in rat model, our BP-combined CaP matrix significantly improved the bone micro-architecture as compared to CaP alone.
The in vitro biological evaluation with MG-63 cells confirmed that the incorporation of nHA whiskers into PCL matrix significantly improved initial cell attachment and proliferation.
The introduction of CNTs into PEO matrix significantly improved the electrolyte properties of DSSC such as roughness, amorphicity and ionic conductivity.
From conventional EIS, it was shown that the incorporation of clay or ATMP-modified clay in the epoxy matrix significantly improved the barrier properties of the coating.
In comparison to neat ceramic/phenolic composites, the introduction of micro sized cenosphere particles embedded in the phenolic matrix significantly improved the ablative properties in terms of mass ablation rate and linear ablation rate.
The friction and wear tests showed that the uniformly distributed SiO2 nanoparticles in the Ni matrix significantly improved the tribological properties of the composite coating with stable friction coefficient and wear resistance.
Dispersions of 20 phr of nanorubber into the matrix significantly improved the Mode I (GIC) and Mode II (GIIC) delamination fracture toughness of the GFRP panels by 190% and 70% respectively.
We used the likelihood ratio test to determine if the addition of random intercepts, random slopes, and autoregressive residual covariance matrix significantly improved model fit.
An autoregressive covariance matrix significantly improved the model fit based on the evaluation of Akaike information and Bayesian Schwarz information criteria [ 32].
