Sentence examples for significantly improved mechanical from inspiring English sources
With the improved crystallinity, the DOMS-Cr2O3 coatings exhibited significantly improved mechanical properties (a hardness of 35 GPa) and wear resistance (a dry coefficient of friction of 0.37 and a wear rate of 5.7 × 10− 7 mm3 N− 1 m− 1) as compared to the coatings deposited using DCMS and PDCMS.
The alkali- followed by silane-treated fiber (FIBNASI) reinforced composite also significantly improved mechanical properties.
The light metal composites showed significantly improved mechanical properties already at small CNT contents.
Overexpression of COMP leads to more newly formed hyaline cartilage and significantly improved mechanical property.
Furthermore, the presence of SBS significantly improved mechanical properties of the epoxy asphalt.
It is readily shown that the technology is able to produce parts with significantly improved mechanical properties.
Results showed that heat treatment does not affect oxidation resistance, whilst it significantly improves mechanical properties.
In recent years, inspired by the structural characteristics of natural materials, the concept of sacrificial bonding has been successfully applied in the design of elastomeric materials, aiming at significantly improving mechanical and functional properties.
We have previously demonstrated that the presence of fullerene FB and FS fillers, significantly improves mechanical properties of such composites [31].
Cell transplantation studies on infarcted animal hearts showed that hESC-CMs survive after transplantation, partially remuscularize scar tissue forming human myocardial graft and significantly improve mechanical and electrical function of the infracted heart [ 67, 104, 169, 170].
A novel approach to significantly improve mechanical strength involves amalgamation of a biodegradable polymer with alginate as a scaffold to support chondrocyte or mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) differentiation and transplantation – the polymer providing adequate support to the mechanically unstable gel, thereby facilitating in vivo implantation.
