Sentence examples for surface could be a from inspiring English sources

Rational design of cooperative hydration on the protein surface could be a viable strategy for increasing protein stability.

It demonstrated that the designing of photo-responsive membrane surface could be a new strategy for antibacterial adhesion.

If "Tree of Leaves" were enlarged, the trunk-like form with its glass leaf-covered surface could be a ravishing public monument.

Systematic measurements of meteorites demonstrate that susceptibility measurements on asteroid surface could be a very efficient way to assign a meteorite class to a given asteroid.

These results demonstrated that electron shuttle immobilization on the electrode surface could be a promising and practical strategy for improving the performance of microbial electrochemical systems.

Why does the whole thing end with a coda that on the surface could be a memory of childish things, but is far more likely a musical transliteration of the hum and clatter of hospital machines, the faceless whirring and bleeping that are the grim accompaniments of disease, decline, and death in medical institutions - sounds that Shostakovich was already familiar with at this stage in his life?

While the club is fertilizing, seeding and rolling the field to minimize the damage, he wrote that laying down a new surface could be an option if the problems continued.

Surface could be an alternative way to organize information.

Thus, the effect of the precipitation or absorption of Na+ and/or Cl− on the mineral surfaces could be a more plausible reason to account for the discrepancies between our σf values and the NaCl or KCl solutions.

The fluctuation of the adhesive strength with the increase of the heat treatment temperature for both the aluminum and steel alloy surfaces could be a result of either or a combination of the difference in oxide induced roughness, oxide thickness and composition and the oxide adhesion to the alloy surface on these alloys at each of the heat treatment temperatures.

A possible attempt to fair the surfaces could be a different choice of the implicitly defined surfaces at the vertices of the mesh in the first step of the construction of a suitable network of compatible surface strips; see Appendix B.