Sentence examples for provide increased surface from inspiring English sources
Some desert geckos, the iguanid Uma, and the lacertid Acanthodactylus have fringes on the toes that provide increased surface area, preventing the lizard from sinking into loose desert sand.
Rougher areas provide increased surface area for condensation and therefore deposition of atmospheric dust.
The study is part of a comprehensive research program whose objective is to design a multilayer coating system that encompasses all the requirements to provide increased surface die performance and die life.
Interestingly, genes encoding longer proteins showed more co-expressed genes, presumably because they provide increased surfaces for interaction.
The enhanced performance of TM/basalt/epoxy laminates is attributed to a good dispersion of TM particles in the epoxy matrix providing increased surface area for strong interfacial interaction and good load transfer.
Increased roughness can be induced using high intensity light, providing increased surface area for functionalization.
Simultaneously, these surface sites also provide increased energy barriers for surface diffusion and thus imply reduced diffusion lengths of the adsorbed growth species [22].
Rough surfaces provide increased contact area for the ambient air, and thus may be expected to cause oxidative cleavage reactions to take place more rapidly.
The absence of surface Ge can be checked using the Ge 2p core level, whose larger atomic sensitivity and decreased probing depth relative to the 3d core level provide increased sensitivity in the detection of surface segregated Ge.
The leading edge slats, flaperons and other control surfaces are enlarged to provide increased lift and manoeuvrability at low speeds, although the wingspan remains unchanged.
According to the extensive electrochemical analyses, the mesoporous nanostructure of the MWCNT/PPy-PR CE provided increased active surface area for I3 reduction and facilitated the electron transport at the interface of CE/electrolyte and the redox electrolyte penetration within the CE.
