Sentence examples for modifying them with from inspiring English sources
Hunting for unusual sneakers and modifying them with markers or different laces has been cool for decades, a phenomenon defined in Harlem and the Bronx.
This involves extracting T-cells from a cancer patient and modifying them with gene therapy so that they produce a tumour-recognising protein on their surfaces.
The novelty of the present research is to examine the efficiency of these adsorbents by modifying them with chemicals.
We extend the versatility of these conductive nanostructures by modifying them with ultrathin, electroactive polymer coatings based on the self-limiting electropolymerization of o-methoxyaniline.
By changing spherical Al powders to nanoflakes and surface modifying them with a polyvinyl alcohol hydrosol, flake PM achieved high compatibilities of Al powders with CNTs, in terms of both surface properties and geometries.
The presented green process can preserve the physicochemical properties of metal (oxide) nanocrystals well while conveniently modifying them with graphene carbon, which is unique from the conventional approaches carried out in the solution followed by high temperature calcinations/carbonization.
Mr. Coyner said that motorcycles from the factory were quieter than they became after the owners modified them with straight exhausts.
With this in mind, doesn't it make sense to take these stored containers and modify them with windows, doors, partitions, utilities and insulation and use them as temporary housing?
So the companies hire people like Mr. Callaway to take popular models -- like the Corvette, his specialty -- and modify them with more powerful engines, lighter and more aerodynamic bodies, some of the biggest brakes on the planet, advanced suspension designs and special road-gripping tires.
In this study, we successfully coated MNPs with PEI and further modified them with PEG.
Yen et al. (2009) fabricated PLGA scaffolds using FDM and modified them with type II collagen for cartilage-tissue engineering.
