Sentence examples for tailored as a function of from inspiring English sources
The Zn and Ni composition in the alloy was tailored as a function of distance from the steel substrate.
The pore structure of these carbons can be tailored as a function of the type of silica selected as template.
The release patterns can also be tailored as a function of the scaffold composition (ceramic/polysaccharide ratio and nature) as well as the drying technology employed.
Regarding this particular area, it is important to note that the biocompatibility of PS strongly depends on its porosity and pore size and can be tailored as a function of the particular application [15 17].
Additional pore distributions in the macropore region can be tailored as a function of the drying/preservation technology (10 100 μm) or the interaction between the inorganic particles coated by the polymeric components (0.1 1 μm).
Nanocomposite materials based on metal nanoparticles (NPs, guest) in/on oxide matrices (host) have attracted increasing attention thanks to their intriguing chemico-physical properties that can be tailored as a function of NP size, shape and mutual interactions.
The objectives of this research are to demonstrate that the autoignition temperature and the mass regression rate of the candidate fuels can be tailored as function of the sulfur doping fraction.
The possibility of tailoring the pore architecture as a function of the surfactant nature and percentage can be applied from drug control release to the widespread and growing applications of materials based on hydrogel matrices.
The objective of this study is to tailor the properties of polyelectrolyte coated CNPs as a function of molecular weight to achieve a stable and catalytic active dispersion.
Breast cancer follow-up is not tailored to the risk of locoregional recurrences (LRRs) in individual patients or as a function of time.
This study focuses on in-plane response including damage progression and residual strength as a function of the degree of tailoring and cutout size.
