Sentence examples for promoting diffusion from inspiring English sources
The results show that high hydrostatic pressure accelerated the failure of the organic coating by promoting diffusion of water in the coating, which speeds up water spread and electrochemical reactions at the interface.
Better understanding of the actions and activities involved in a KT process is important for promoting diffusion of knowledge and improving patient care.
These measurements revealed that oligomers promoted diffusion rate during latex film formation (oligoplasticization).
Their oxidation resistance decreases with increasing bias potential, due to the increased defect density and thus promoted diffusion.
The present study demonstrates that presence of melts promoted diffusion creep over dislocation creep, albeit in larger-than-experiment plagioclase grains.
Extrinsic KF addition during film growth promoted diffusion of Na out from the various substrates and into the growing film, in agreement with previous reports.
Small groups discussed ergonomic interventions currently utilized in the masonry industry, including factors affecting intervention implementation and ways to promote diffusion of interventions.
High substrate temperatures make possible the growth of thin films with better crystal quality than those grown at RT. Annealing at 600°C confers enough energy to disordered atoms to promote diffusion allowing crystal rearrangement and crystal growth.
Secondly, ordered microporous network of NiO/ZnO/SBA-15 nanocomposites can help to promote diffusion and transportation of oxygen species and MO molecules, which greatly enhance photocatalytic activity by facilitating access to reactive sites of NiO/ZnO [29].
The temperature gradient promotes diffusion of both Al and Cr, which greatly accelerates the failure of various bond coat/substrate systems caused by the rapid depletion of Al concentration in bond coat.
The optimal monolithic SCR catalysts have very thin walls, large fractions of macropores to promote diffusion of NO and NH3, but low specific surface areas to prevent SO2 oxidation.
