Sentence examples for oxide degradation from inspiring English sources

Our previous studies performed during the early stage of DM in the rat revealed that accelerated renal cortical O2− (superoxide anion) production promotes NO (nitric oxide) degradation via formation of the powerful toxic oxidant, ONOO− (O2−+NO→ONOO−) and subsequent nitration of protein tyrosine residues [3-NT (3-nitrotyrosine)] [ 8].

The antenna effect is a phenomenon of plasma-induced gate oxide degradation caused by charge accumulation on conductors.

Additionally, the accumulation of plasma nitrite/nitrate, the more stable end products of nitric oxide degradation were measured.

Breakdown modes, oxide degradation and device drifts under ESD-like stress are discussed as function of the oxide thickness.

The most risky aspect related to oxide degradation is addressed in electrochromic and voltammetric experiments.

Gate oxide degradation was evaluated by measuring the breakdown voltage shift of a MOS capacitor and the electrical fail maps of the DRAM.

In conventional EEPROM a single oxide is stressed during programming operations so with this new cell we reduce thin tunnel oxide degradations.

The use of such implants, however, is expected to lead to severe gate-poly and gate-oxide degradation.

Electrical tests have been performed to measure the gate-oxide degradation induced by the floating gate charging from plasma VUV radiation.

The n-oxide degradation impurities of castanospermin and celgosivir under peroxide degradation were identified and characterized by using the high-resolution mass spectrometry and the LC-MS/MS.

The anodic deposition of oxide matrix composites from electrolytes containing either Pb2+ or Tl+ ions and catalytic (nano particles in suspension produces electrocatalytic materials especially suitable for anodic processes (oxygen evolution reaction) owing to the oxides stability towards oxidative degradation.