Sentence examples for reducing of surface from inspiring English sources

Thus, the main advantages of such heterostructures are (i) the reducing of surface recombination losses that improves the photodetector properties in the case of the application of these heterostructures as active plasmonic sensors and (ii) the enhancing of the sensitivity of signal intensity in the spectral region near falling down side of Fano-like SPP resonance peak.

In this study, performances of six CFs, four different VBCFs from sunflower and canola oils with different ratios of extreme pressure (EP) additives, and two commercial types of CFs (semi-synthetic and mineral) are evaluated for reducing of surface roughness, and cutting and feed forces during turning of AISI 304L austenitic stainless steel with carbide insert tool.

This new technique has the potential of decreasing an apparent van der Waals interaction between particles and reducing difference of surface interfacial energy between particles and matrix.

The orthologous group consisting of BAPKO_0422, BB0405 and BG0407 are proposed to play a role in virulence by binding to host fH, therefore abrogating the host complement response and reducing antigenicity of surface exposed loops.

For longer polymeric sidechains, the formation energy at the most stable conformation decreases slightly, while the range of 2D correlations extends to markedly reduced densities of surface groups.

Reduced flows of surface water has meant less hydropower and more natural gas, which is not good for the wallet or the environment.

Reduced levels of surface CD46 were observed up to 5 days post-activation (Figure 1B).

Using gamma-irradiated forceps the superficial layer of the amnion was removed to reduce risk of surface contamination.

Furthermore, we found reduced levels of surface IgM and CD79b in CLL/SLL lymphoma cells, and this correlated with impaired anti-BCR-induced p-PLCγ.

Adenovirus E1A has been shown to reduce levels of surface MHC class I expression on the surface of rat, human, mouse and hamster Ad12-transformed cells, compared to cells transformed with non-oncogenic Ad5 [reviewed in [ 5]].

This study was conducted to evaluate the effect of reducing the surface tension of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) solutions on the wettability of root canal dentin.