Sentence examples similar to prone surfaces from inspiring English sources

It leads to harder and wear resistant coating due to crystallization which leads to more corrosive prone surface.

This correlation suggests that loop instability may promote local unfolding, exposing aggregation-prone surfaces.

Aggregation-prone surfaces were calculated using the Zyggregator method, as discussed by Pechmann et al. (14).

The scientists said it was clear that the holes were not made for aesthetic reasons, given their position deep in the mouth and on the erosion-prone surface of the teeth.

However, its low decomposition temperature, impurity-prone surface, and large lattice mismatch with common substrates hinder the further development of InN-based devices [1].

Results indicate that this method is a robust and reproducible option for LLE of pyrethroid and phenylpyrazole pesticides from emulsion-prone surface water samples.

Targeting ligands for actively targeting nanomedicines are improving cellular internalization via endocytosis-prone surface receptors, such as folate [ 26], galactosamine [ 27], EGF [ 28], and transferrin [ 29].

The fact that improving cellular internalisation can – at least under certain circumstances – improve the efficacy of systemic anticancer therapy has resulted in the design of delivery systems targeted to endocytosis-prone surface receptors, such as the transferrin receptor, the folate receptor and EGFR (Allen, 2002; Torchilin, 2005; Duncan, 2006).

Simply spray a bit of vinegar onto a mold-prone surface and leave it.

Slope vegetation clearing for urban development purposes often leaves the slope prone to surface erosion prior to revegetation establishment.

Moreover, there is a worldwide concern regarding the increasing presence of crown fires in forest types that were historically prone to surface fires.