Sentence examples for more structural defects from inspiring English sources

It is importantly found that the I D/I G ratio (0.73) of NPNC-700 is slightly larger than that of CDW-300 (0.66), which indicates that more nitrogen heteroatoms are doped into the graphene layers in the graphite structure of NPNC-700, producing more structural defects by nitrogen-doping [11, 28].

The broadened diffraction peak suggests that the resultant carbon products should have more structural defects than ideal graphitic carbon.

With more walls and surface hydroxyl groups, the CNTs have more structural defects and exhibit higher antioxidant ability.

The high-energy boundary has more structural defects, which are linked to high mobility and high grain boundary diffusion rate.

From the results above, we can see that the CNT dispersion was significantly improved by the ball-milling process; however, shortened CNTs with more structural defects were obtained.

The high-energy boundary has more structural defects, and these are often linked to a high grain boundary migration rate and a high grain boundary diffusion rate.

More of structural defects and active sites could be provided, which should be in favor of improving catalytic stability.

At the far end of the spectrum are more complex structural defects that require a very involved, difficult operation in the first few days of a baby's life (known as the neonatal period), such as transposition of the great arteries, a defect that occurs when the main blood vessels are attached to the wrong chambers of the heart.

However, because these mutants also have more severe structural defects than osm-3 [10] [12], [12], it does not exclude the possibility that only exposed neurons are involved (but see below).

There were also more widespread structural defects at the myotendinous junction, including increased fibrotic and adipose tissue, loss of myofibrils and sarcomeric organization, the presence of vacuoles in the cytoplasm and a lack of interdigitation between the muscle fibre and tendon.

The interested reader can find more information on structural defects in graphene in three recent reviews on the topic.