Sentence examples for modification of electron from inspiring English sources
However, the phonon bottleneck model completely ignores interaction between electrons and corresponding modification of electron states.
WP3 contains 55 putative cytochrome c genes, indicating a versatile respiratory adaptation strategy and bioenergetic modification of electron flow.
Depending on the actual magnitude of ΔΦSAM, we observe clear-cut transitions between pinning of the metal Fermi level at the frontier orbitals of the OSC (and thus a SAM-independent carrier injection barrier) and vacuum-level alignment, where ΔΦSAM more or less directly translates into a modification of electron and hole injection properties.
We find that the main modification of the electron plasma (arrival of heated/depleted plasma causing average increase of T e and eTN by a factor of 2) is provided by the flow bursts coming from the tail during substorms.
Moreover, stacking faults induce the presence of a split-off band below the conduction band and a modification of the electron density of states in the conduction band always at the M point.
Recently, we reported on a proof-of-principle modification of an electron transfer dissociation-enabled quadrupole linear ion trap (QLT -Orbitrap for GC/MS to assess the merits of the Orbitrap as a detector for GC.
These fields cause significant heating and modifications of both electron density and electric conductivity in the ionosphere.
This points towards a modification of the Maxwellian electron energy spectrum whereby strong acceleration causes a higher flux of suprathermal electrons (Gustavsson et al. [2008]).
The electron transport chain may even be optimized for low oxygen conditions by oxygen dependent modification of the terminal electron acceptor COX subunits Cox5a and Cox5b via transcriptional regulation [ 49].
Let us now discuss the modification of the ground electron state due to the hidrogen-like donor.
This paper describe the modification of bitumen with electron irradiated recycled low density polyethylene (e-LDPER).
