Sentence examples for particularly surface from inspiring English sources

Existing research, however, heavily focused on part quality, particularly, surface roughness.

Atomic force microscopic images showed that the cell profiles (particularly surface striations) were similar in both types of cells.

The impact of contaminant iron was discussed alongside catalyst architecture, particularly surface porosity of the catalyst particle.

Although the downwelling fluxes exhibit space-time scales of dependency on characteristic of atmospheric variations, especially clouds, the upward fluxes and, hence the net radiation, depends on the variation of surface properties, particularly surface skin temperature and albedo.

Particularly, surface hybridization is different from oligonucleotide duplexing in solution (see e.g. [13] [15]).

Considering the large ruminant livestock population in New Zealand, ground water and particularly surface water in rural areas are potentially contaminated with ruminant faeces containing STEC.

As an alternative to classical laboratory tests, that are costly and prone to inaccuracies due to scale and sampling issues, recent studies stress the opportunity of using in situ measurements, and particularly surface-wave methods.

Particularly, surface-engineered manganese iron oxide MNPs, produced by a micro-emulsion method, were coated with two different polymers and loaded with usnic acid (UA), a dibenzofuran natural extract possessing antimicrobial activity.

A striking feature of numerous secretome proteins, and particularly surface-associated proteins, is that they are large and consist of many different domains (often in repeats), and domain compositions (see examples in Figure 3).

Bioactive properties of titanium implants particularly the surface chemistry, surface topography, and surface energy/wettability affect the quality and the extent of osseointegration of the implant [ 3, 6, 28].

Two major sources of loss, particularly from surface supplies and surface systems, are evaporation and seepage from reservoirs and canals.