Sentence examples for more favourable surface from inspiring English sources

The gas molecules find the seed a more favourable surface than the walls and preferentially deposit there.

Cellular uptake results [see Table S2 in Additional file 1] for both the SH-SY5Y and RAW 264.7 cells further confirmed the polymer attachment as the particles coated with the PEI and PEI-PEG had more favourable surface properties and resulted in a similar increase in cellular uptake compared to the uncoated nanoparticles.

This may drive shape deformation and scission events that generate smaller progeny cells with more thermodynamically favourable surface-area-to-volume ratios.

This is probably due to the fact that a rough surface has a greater surface area and the depressions in the roughened surfaces provide more favourable sites for colonization.

This confirmed that polystyrene surface is more favourable for RSCs for adopting fibroblast-like shape.

Our results are computationally efficient and are in good agreement with experiments and molecular dynamics simulations, and show that CH4 adsorption on graphite and groove surfaces is more favourable at lower temperatures and higher pressures.

This kind of surface structure is more favourable to decrease the strain induced by the SiOSi bond angle mismatch.

De Duve and Miller have countered him by noting that if the polymerization at the surface was thermodynamically more favourable than in the bulk solution then the polymers could not detach without "paying" the respective energy fee and would have remained confined to the surface [ 200].

Furthermore, the polymerization at ZnS surfaces could be more favourable than in the bulk-water phase (see above).

At the region near the enamel-dentin junction because there the osmotic gradient would be minimized so that acid could move more slowly and find more favourable conditions to diffuse to the surfaces of the mineral crystallites surrounding the main pathways in enamel and dentin.

Group B was grown at lower temperature (655°C) than group A, which is in general a more favourable condition to avoid nitrogen desorption from the surface [24].