Sentence examples for more advantageous substrates from inspiring English sources

This emphasizes the belief that the ZnO buffer layers are much more advantageous substrates for the fabrication of highly ordered ZnO nanostructures.

Flatter shells facilitate movement on substrates with foliated structures (e.g., leaf litter), whereas higher shells are more advantageous on substrate with a fine particle structure (e.g., soil) [48].

Mann (1990) stressed that filter substrates are more advantageous to use due to their high hydraulic conductivity, e.g. they are less likely to clog or block than are systems based on soil containing high levels of clay or silt.

This paper gives a critical review on these methods and concludes that, for thin films, the energy-based approach, especially the one independent of substrate, is more advantageous.

In addition, due to its weave structure, it has more surface area than other conventional substrates and is more advantageous for supercapacitor applications.

With this in mind, enzymes catalyzing oxygen incorporation into carbon substrates would be relatively more advantageous for cells growing in benzoate than in citrate.

Relatively rougher surfaces have been reported to be more advantageous for osteoblast proliferation, differentiation, and formation of bone matrix since rough surface substrates have more surface area than smoother surface substrates and the osteoblasts adhere to rougher surfaces more than smoother surfaces [32].

These advantages will start accumulating and will become more advantageous as time goes by.

Perhaps loss of the enzymatic activity kept the substrate permanently blocked by an inactive interaction, resulting in a more advantageous complete receptor blockage.

It was more advantageous financially.

It is much more advantageous to police.