Sentence examples for morphology and small from inspiring English sources

Compared with this method above, mechanical ball milling possesses large-scale manufacturing and commercialization of bulk composites which is an ideal method for achieving superior morphology and small particle of products.

The electrochemical activity of the as-prepared β-MnO2 is related to its macroporous morphology and small shell thickness; the former leads to that electrolyte can flood pore of the material and its inner surface is available for lithium ion diffusion, while the latter helps to release the stress from phase transformation during the initial discharging.

We then used the PI3K inhibitor LY294002 to block PI3K and investigate whether it interferes with the effect of Angptl3 on podocyte morphology and small GTPase activation.

This kind of symbiotic plasticity in combination with high dispersal ability, based on their larval shell morphology and small egg size (Le Pennec and Beninger 2000), may have allowed the bathymodiolin mussels to reach current cosmopolitan biogeographic distribution (Kyuno et al. 2009).

The BE morphology and smaller thickness of TaO x on the sidewalls resulted this forming step-free behavior.

Complex baseline angiographic morphology and smaller maximal balloon diameter are predictors of early thrombosis after primary PCI for AMI.

The optimized parameters obtained were 0.1 mg/mL of GO concentration with electrospinning voltage of 15 kV, which displayed smooth nanofibrous morphology and smaller diameter distribution.

According to SEM results (Fig. 2), CS/CMC/GP hydrogels show more compact morphology and smaller holes at higher BGP content that results in lower water uptake.

Finally, a potential limitation on our conclusions is that larger dogs generally tend to have larger brains and manifest a more dolichocephalic cranial morphology, and smaller dogs the opposite.

Using the gold-standard punch skin biopsy, altered morphology and small-fiber neuropathy was previously identified in IGT; in that study, IGT subjects had only small-fiber neuropathy, whereas diabetic patients had more extensive damage, involving both large and small nerve fibers (9).

Abnormal morphology and smaller cell size appeared sometimes in the culture of late passages.