Sentence examples for reduction of interfaces from inspiring English sources

The mean value of the property of interest for the fusion pairs (e.g., conservation of [dis]assembly or reduction of interfaces upon fusion) was compared with the mean value from the randomly selected pairs.

The minimisation of interfacial energy, typically implying the reduction of interface area, is a key driving force for the evolution of the composition and topology of these systems.

One efficient method for the reduction of interface traps is N2 annealing and the detailed method and the results are reported in [15].

This work was therefore aimed at elucidating whether the increased packing observed is reached also through the reduction of interface cavity number and volume.

In general, the surface passivation is controlled by the reduction of interface defect states (chemical passivation) and by shielding of minority charge carriers from the surface (field-effect passivation).

The interface reduction analysis also remained significant, with a mean reduction of 4.83 interfaces upon fusion, compared to 2.34 expected by chance (p = 1 × 10−4).

This fact can be explained by the reduction of the interfaces and grain boundaries during the sintering process.

There was a mean reduction of 3.33 interfaces upon fusion, compared to 2.16 expected by chance (p = 0.001).

We compared the reduction of intersubunit interfaces in protein complexes upon fusion with what would be expected if fusion occurred randomly between subunits (essentially as in Figure 3C).

Furthermore, by gradual reduction of the interface thickness, the sharp-interface limit can be reached, which ensures the correctness of using a diffusive interface.

A monotonic decrease of coercive field with F is observed, which is caused by the reduction of the interface anisotropy due to modification of Co/Au and Au/Co interfaces through the increasing fluence of the 10-keV He+ ions [19, 25, 26].