Sentence examples for partially transforming from inspiring English sources

Effects due to the finite temporal width of the photoemission probe-pulse with adjustable time delay were introduced by partially transforming the nonequilibrium double-time lesser Greens function to real frequency.

Recently, Woodward et al. performed a neutron diffraction study of Nd0.5Sr0.5MnO3 and found that this material first became FM at 250 K, partially transforming to an A-type AFM phase at approximately 220 K, followed by a transformation of a substantial fraction to a CE-type AFM phase at approximately 150 K[42].

Although surfactant biodegradation has been reported, they are often only partially transformed and these transformation products tend to accumulate in the environment.

Direct actions have received the most attention and involve interactions of the administered ligands (or their metabolites) with cancer cells, partially transformed cells, or cells at risk for transformation.

In contrast, the field hypothesis proposes that a large area of cells is first partially transformed by a carcinogen and then subsequently acquires additional mutations that induce neoplastic transformation.

After 18 h, the metallic Ni film was partially transformed into NiOx and Ni(OH 2.

By increasing strain, polygonized dislocation walls transform firstly into partially transformed boundaries, then into grain boundaries.

Three types of boundaries were found, namely polygonized dislocation wall, partially transformed boundary, and grain boundary.

A 1C3Mn1.5Si steel was partially transformed into martensite by quenching to room temperature after full austenitisation.

While at 1000 °C, the structure of films was partially transformed into h- TixCryAlz N.

Myricetin was partially transformed from crystalline to amorphous forms in the presence of different excipients after the nanosizing process.