Sentence examples for phases as a consequence from inspiring English sources

The characterization data showed that an altered arrangement of the γ-Al2O3 framework was observed with a different structure, particularly with a formation of metal oxides and spinel phases as a consequence of dealumination, isomorphous substitution and surface oxygen defects that contributed to the magnetism properties.

The XRD results also reveal that the combination of 300 MPa press load, 840 °C annealing temperature and 48 h annealing time for the preparation condition promotes seriously the high Tc-phase as a consequence of the enhancement in the average crystallite size and lattice parameter c or decrement in the a-axis length.

On the other hand, the sample prepared at 860 °C under 350 MPa for 48 h exhibits the worst characteristic features of high Tc-phase as a consequence of the enhancement in local structural distortions, dislocations, defects and disorders in the Cu O2 consecutively stacked layers.

Wall enhancement typically shows a trilaminar pattern during the arterial phase as a consequence of increased mucosal and serosal vascularization.

Like many other crops that grow in the Mediterranean and semi-arid zones, lentil often faces terminal drought stress during the reproductive phase as a consequence of diminishing rainfall or plant available water and rising temperatures.

No parenchymal lacerations can be observed, but an active contrast material extravasation (arrow) is recognisable within the haematoma during the arterial phase, showing a mild increase in size during the nephrographic phase as a consequence of a capsular artery rupture Arterial pseudoaneurysm (not included in the AAST classification).

The decrease in the degradation time with increasing gas velocity is ascribed to the increment of the rate of mass transfer of O3 from gas bubbles to the liquid phase as a consequence of eddies produced in the wake of the ascending bubbles, lessening the diffusion layer thickness which surrounds the bubbles and enhancing the gas holdup.

For P. aeruginosa, it is shown that PPK2 is induced >100-fold when the culture approaches stationary phase as a consequence of the GTP requirement for different cellular processes during this growth stage [9].

The intensity of these signals decreases after modification of the amines, and the signal reduction is higher for the Amino-P-C10 phase as a consequence of the higher surface coverage with alkyl-phosphate ligands.

However in p53-null Calu-1 cells (with 'non-functional' mitotic-spindle checkpoint), BPT, similar to compound 4, blocks only at the G0/G1 phase as a consequence of Cdk4-cyclin D1 enzyme inhibition (Supplementary Figure S4).

Since it occurs only in the ternary system DPPC/Re-LPS/SP-A but not in the binary systems DPPC/SP-A (Fig. 5) and DPPC/Re-LPS (Fig. 6, left panel), it seems reasonable to infer that SP-A is inducing this new phase as a consequence of its interaction with Re-LPS.