Sentence examples for sufficiently narrow size from inspiring English sources

All colloids obtained possess a well-resolved absorption maximum of the first electronic transition indicating a sufficiently narrow size distribution of the CdTe NCs.

Recently, several papers have introduced advanced low-temperature synthesis and colloidal growth that can yield quantum dots with a sufficiently narrow size distribution [24 27].

On the other hand, the synthesis of nanocrystalline ceramic materials imposes a challenge on the traditional solid state synthesis methods which fail to offer a sufficiently narrow size distribution and desired homogeneity at the nanometer level [22].

By considering the case of a sufficiently narrow size distribution and assuming the number of nanoshells to scale as ∝ R− β, where R is the mean nanoshell radius, we study the effect of β on the optimal nanoshell dimensions.

CFO NPs have been chosen for our experiments due to a set of their major advantages, such as few-nanometer size, relatively narrow size distribution, sufficiently intense green luminescence under UV excitation, high intracellular uptake without additional chemical functionalization, and natural targeting of cell nuclei.

Valuable comparisons can only inform her predictions if she has a database of comparable cases that are broad enough to generate adequately large sample sizes and are sufficiently narrow to be relevant.

Thus, the growth temperature of Ge nanoislands with a narrow size distribution must be sufficiently high to match the diffusion length of Ge ad-atoms on Si and the distance of nucleation sites.

Because of the large sample size, the confidence intervals were sufficiently narrow to conclude that any benefit to BMI trajectory was not clinically important.

However, the beamwidth is not sufficiently narrow to perfectly remove the interference due to limited size of antenna arrays.

Thus we conclude that nanorod-based molecular markers selected for a narrow aspect ratio and, to a lesser degree, size distribution, could provide spectral lines sufficiently narrow for effective biomedical imaging.

The validation sample size has to be large enough to yield sufficiently narrow confidence intervals around the point estimates of test performance.