Sentence examples for susceptible surface from inspiring English sources

The weight loss profiles confirmed that the WPU/CD nanocomposites offer a susceptible surface for bacterial adherence, resulting in high weight loss, which is almost consistent with the CD loading in the polymer matrix (Fig. 9a).

A working rule is that 'As caries in the population declines, caries in the least susceptible surfaces (approximal and smooth surfaces) decreases considerably more than in the most susceptible surfaces (pits and fissures)'.

These authors have reported that the most susceptible surfaces are pit and fissured followed by approximal surfaces on posterior teeth, and the least susceptible, approximal surfaces on anterior teeth.

The dental titanium castings in these machines are susceptible to surface oxygen contamination, causing a tripling of surface hardness.

Soils with clay subsoil layers or "claypans" encompass a large global area and may be more susceptible to surface compaction and N losses due to perched water in the surface horizons caused by the relatively low hydraulic conductivity of the claypan.

Because a surgical wound is most susceptible to surface contamination during the first 24 hours, an occlusive dressing is applied, consisting of gauze held in place by tape.

Non-annealed layers are susceptible to surface damage; improper handling leads to their partial removal.

These soils are susceptible to surface crusting, which lowers their infiltration capacity and increases their erodibility.

Furthermore, direct contact with solution means exposed electrodes are susceptible to surface fouling or corrosion.

Peeled hard-boiled eggs (HBE) are ready-to-eat products susceptible to surface contamination by Listeria monocytogenes.

At the same time, the low-lying levels are proved to be more susceptible to surface quenching than the higher ones [32].