Sentence examples for successfully acted as from inspiring English sources
We also investigated steering committee's level of involvement which successfully acted as a moderator for the research established relationships.
Based on the results obtained, the Cr film on Zircaloy-4 successfully acted as a corrosion protective layer, and arc ion plating was shown to be a corrosion protective coating system for ATF claddings.
The results indicated that the TiO2 nanoparticles which were synthesized by a microwave hydrothermal method were successfully acted as a photo-catalyst absorbed the UV beam; consequently the cross-linking of the PVA matrix was occurred during the membrane preparation via the UV-irradiated electrospinning process.
From these results, it was confirmed that the YSZ layer successfully acted as a protective layer.
This result indicated that the block copolymer containing the IBoA units successfully acted as dual-locked adhesive polymers under the appropriate conditions used in this study, while the copolymers containing iBEA units were stable at 100 °C in dry conditions in the absence of an acid [25].
Another Medellin player Carlos Toro, who successfully acted as a DEA informant for more than 20 years, makes an appearance too.
Nickel foam was synthesized by template-free hydrogen bubble-assisted electrodeposition and it successfully acts as a stress buffer preventing delamination.
Therefore, the inverse-opal PEDOT electrode could successfully act as an alternative counter electrode for DSSCs to replace Pt in the counter electrode.
A novel triblock copolymer of ABC type was synthesized by RAFT polymerization with good control and successfully acts as a specific "adhesive" to "glue" the SiO2 nanoparticles (NPs) and Au NPs together to make a hybrid.
A thin Al2O3 layer deposited prior to quantum dot anchoring successfully acts as a barrier inhibiting electron recombination at the Zn/ZnO/electrolyte interface, resulting in power conversion efficiency of approximately 1% with an improved fill factor of 0.55.
We explored this idea by testing if wasp-exposed flies that are genetically unable to suppress oviposition efficiency are still able to successfully act as teacher flies.
