Sentence examples for mechanisms controlling surface from inspiring English sources
We begin by reviewing the framework used to explain the underlying erosion mechanisms controlling surface morphology, as well as theoretical attempts to model deposition in "Background theory" section.
This new effect may lead to another mechanism of controlling surface morphologies during growth, say by physical vapor deposition.
This could be a sign that additional mechanisms controlling Ly49 surface levels are at play, apart from downmodulation.
These findings open the door to development of alternative catalysts for purifying and recovering nutrients from nitrate-contaminated water sources, and insights into the controlling surface reaction mechanisms can guide rational design efforts aimed at increasing activity and tuning endproduct selectivity.
The data indicate that nucleation and growth mechanisms control the surface redox reactions of the TCNQ acceptor and the TTF donor lattice sites.
Apicomplexans have also evolved complex regulatory mechanisms controlling expression and maturation of surface proteins at the chromatin, transcriptional, posttranscriptional, and posttranslational levels.
Finally, the results are shown to be in agreement with experimental results and provide further physics based understanding on the mechanisms controlling the evolution of the surface roughness.
Direct in situ observations of the cake deposition process clearly reveal the mechanisms controlling particle capture at the surface and this effect, together with a particle deposition model where the packing within the filter cake is cross-flow dependent, is used to successfully describe the observed experimental behaviour.
It has been suggested that intraperitoneal fluid and peritoneal surface motion (peristalsis) are prominent mechanisms controlling the patterns of spread [ 175].
However, the mechanisms controlling this process remain to be determined.
Three surface complexation models were used to study the mechanisms controlled the adsorption.
