Sentence examples for the stepwise growth from inspiring English sources

The system performance is evaluated by a number of experiments including the stepwise growth of a protein multilayer system.

The stepwise growth of the multilayer films of MWCNT and PDDA was characterized by UV vis spectroscopy.

As was shown in [21] the "stepwise growth" method of the silica modification by oligomers with different amount of chemically active groups allows one to obtain comb-branched and dendritic-branched polymers.

The monodisperse Pd NPs prepared in n-octylamine were employed as the seeds for the stepwise growth in the mixture of Pd acac 2 (5.0 mg), n-octylamine (10 mL) and formaldehyde (0.2 mL).

The mismatch distribution was smooth and unimodal, but it departed from the expectations of the stepwise population expansion model (Harpending's raggedness index = 0.0721, p = 0.11, fit to the stepwise growth model, SSD = 0.0157, p = 0.03).

Significant Fu's Fs (P <0.05) and Ramos-Onsins and Rozas's R2 (P < 0.05) test, as well as high growth rate (g = 2083.14 ± 529.35) confirmed population growth in Huai River basin, which was also supported by the test of Hri (P > 0.95), although the bimodal mismatch distribution and significance of SSD (P < 0.05) indicated a poor fit for the stepwise growth model (Table 5).

Using the aperiodic stepwise growth model (ASGM) of Goldman and Aziz, an average over crystallographic orientations with parameters from independent single-crystal experiments is shown to be reasonably consistent with these polycrystalline partitioning results.

The first transition in the classification was caused by a change in the growth mechanism from stepwise growth in a single plane to that in multiple planes.

In the first scenario, the neighbourhood of duplicated enzymes can be interpreted as a proof of a stepwise growth of the metabolic network consequent to a stepwise addition of enzymes.

In summary, this study found stepwise growth in the prevalence of new-onset diabetes with increasing in-hospital glucose concentration.

This allows for a stepwise growth pattern, with the possibility of dormant phases.