Sentence examples for a more powerful base from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the bare −OH ion in sodium hydroxide (NaOH), made soluble in hexane (C6H14) by 15-crown-5, is a more powerful base and nucleophile than it is when solvated by polar solvents such as water or an alcohol.

All the sensed data need to be collected by a more powerful base station that performs some data fusion and further transmits the data to some remote destinations through its transceiver.

"You get enough people who just decide to love something just for what it is, without being told and that can be a more powerful fan base than any fan base that you're trying to pay for.

Windows XP abandoned the long-used Windows 95 kernel (core software code) for a more powerful code base and offered a more practical interface and improved application and memory management.

Here, I advocate for a more powerful approach based on contemporary theories that conceptualize automaticity in terms of cognitive mechanisms that underlie practice effects on performance.

Therefore, we used a more powerful maximum-likelihood based method, implemented in the CodeML subroutine of the software PAML [ 63] which allows the rates of ω = dN /dS to vary among codons [ 31, 64].

[A14.] Apple to Sell Smaller IPod Apple Computer has introduced a smaller, slightly less expensive version of its iPod digital music player and a more powerful $3,000 to $4,000 server computer based on the company's new G5 microprocessor.

An AIL population based on 150 distinct families with 6 offspring each is likely to be a more powerful mapping population than one based on 30 crosses with 30 offspring each though in both cases 900 animals are being phenotyped.

Economists who believe public spending will have a more powerful effect, said Mr Taylor, are basing their analysis on the same models used to justify the tax rebates.Mr Taylor's scepticism may well be shared by other academic economists but the scale of the economic meltdown leaves them reluctant to rule out any options.

Isobaric tags for relative and absolute quantification (iTRAQ) coupled with LC-MS/MS was used for relative quantification of proteins in vivo, based on a more powerful and sensitive proteomic method than traditional approaches, especially quantifying low-abundance proteins10,11,12.

A more powerful method for identifying orthologs is based on comparing the identity and order of genes surrounding putative orthologs (Hulsen et al. 2006), but this information is not available from our transcriptome data.