Sentence examples for sufficiently small size from inspiring English sources

Such VO clusters are inevitably formed at a sufficiently small size (< 15 nm) of nanoceria that explains the strong size dependence of nanoceria antioxidant activity.

To investigate the nanostructure of the branched products, SEM was performed on a well-chosen flower-like product of sufficiently small size (Figure 3a).

We observed this mode to be activated even in high-quality CdSe NCs of sufficiently small size - less than 3 nm [20] - in accordance with earlier report on CdS NCs in glass [13].

(The HpaII and HaeIII used in our preliminary experiments with pUC19 cannot be used for the analysis of genomic DNA, because because extensive methylation of human genomic DNA does not allow obtaining DNA fragments of sufficiently small size. Therefore, we had to choose different enzymes).

The basic usefulness of the proposed multiestimation scheme relies into the improvement of the adaptation transient behavior while robust closed-loop stability is proved even in the presence of unmodeled dynamics of sufficiently small sizes.

However, when the material is powdered and its particles are of sufficiently small sizes, an electric field of a significant magnitude can be induced outside the sublayers as well.

In the case of an infinite crystalline surface, the macroscopic electric field induced by such a surface-dipole is almost totally concentrated between sublayers, but when the material is powdered into particles of sufficiently small sizes, one should also expect the emergence of a near-surface electric field of a significant strength.

Further, at sufficiently small sizes, work requirements stop being a consideration: the optimal duty factor is simply that which minimizes mean push-off power (figure 2, Lleg = 0.1 m).

The crossover between adaptive and emergent-neutrality regimes implies a nonmonotonic dependence of the substitution rate V on the population size: in sufficiently small populations sizes (where σ ˜ < σ ), beneficial mutations of strength σ are likely to be driver mutations.

It was assumed above that the effect of position i on the logarithm of specific activity is proportional to i. Thus, the distribution of effect sizes among sites can be approximated by a uniform distribution for sufficiently small effect size, as illustrated in figure 5. Also shown in the figure are curves relating the evolutionary rate at a site to its effect on specific activity.

With a sufficiently small particle size, ZnO can absorb and scatter UV radiation, making sunscreens transparent.