Sentence examples for modifier and a from inspiring English sources
A novel phosphorus-modified polysulfone (P-PSu) was employed as a combined toughness modifier and a source of flame retardancy for a DGEBA/DDS thermosetting system.
Based on this method, a thermosensitive copolymer rheological modifier and a low-molecular-weight coating agent were developed, and two high performance WBDFs were optimized.
This leads to a sub-matrix (δ-phase) which is rich in modifier, and a sub-segregated phase (γ-phase) which is rich in thermosetting polymer.
However, i(H2O2)% increased when CoPc was employed as modifier, and a maximum value of 92.3% was attained with Printex containing 1.0% CoPc.
Moreover, simultaneous alteration of the support and Ni surface of Ni/ZrO2 with a Ce modifier and a Ca promoter led to a high performance catalyst, Ni-Ca/Ce-ZrO2, revealing high activity as well as high stability in the CO2 reforming of methane.
The findings at this conference acknowledged that being female may be a modifier and a possible increased risk for concussion (McCrory P, et. al. Br J Sports Med 2013).
The soybean oil-based BLM consists of an aqueous feed phase (Cu II) source), an organic membrane phase (soybean oil (diluent), di-2-ethylhexylphosphoric acid (D2EHPA) (carrier) and tributylphosphate (phase modifier)) and an aqueous stripping phase (sulfuric acid solution (H2SO4)).
High-temperature hydrogen reduction reactions enable the synthesis and processing of binary metal oxide composite nanoparticles starting from titanium, ruthenium, and silicon, while the use of a surface modifier and an organic surfactant enables the synthesis of catalytic thin films from binary semiconductor oxides.
In conclusion, we report on a new and naturally occurring indole, IPAM, which showed its potential as a mitochondrial metabolism modifier and an anti-aging molecule.
We recently showed that PDZD7 serves as a genetic modifier and an additional scaffold for Usher proteins (Ebermann et al., 2010).
Both as a modifier and as a noun, dumb-ass should be hyphenated as an aid to avert pronunciation of the silent b.
