Results indicated that hydrophilic nano-SiO2 and nano-TiO2 can be modified effectively to become hydrophobic by silane coupling agent KH-570.
Moreover, the incompetent behaviors of the MWCNTs would become substantial as the number of graphite layers increases, and the deficient load transfer efficiency in the MWCNTs would not be modified effectively even though the chemical bonding between the graphite layers were constructed.
It is known that the absorption and the dispersion properties of a weak probe field can be modified effectively by atomic coherence and quantum interference [1 5].
As can be seen in Fig. 1, the response to nicotine was clearly improved with a Cu NPs/MWNTs/GCE, indicating that GCE has been modified effectively by MWNTs and Cu NPs.
By introducing a feature selection and evaluation method, the importance of different feature classes could be ranked in a proper way, which helps to identify the important features to be modified effectively.
Both 2AC modified versions effectively increased (p ⩽ 0.05) the proportion of judges choosing the "no-difference" option.
This enabled the company to issue a new patent for the barely modified medication, effectively extending the company's monopoly on this type of drug well beyond the period granted by the original patent.
Perupetro probably wouldn't want to acknowledge it, but over the last decade or so there have been numerous instances of concessions - or proposed concessions - overlapping land inhabited by indigenous peoples in "isolation" which have been modified or effectively disappeared.
In addition to barring genetically manipulated mice and other animals, the initiative would have denied patents to genetically modified plants, effectively making it more difficult to use them in agriculture.
In this study film typed carbons (FTC) are chemically modified to effectively adsorb SO2 with an excellent capacity, even at very high temperatures (200 300 °C).
The in vivo half-life of PRS-050 was extended by site-directed PEGylation and the resulting modified anticalin effectively blocked VEGF-mediated growth of tumor xenografts in nude mice with a reduction in microvessel density (Gille et al., 2016).
