Sentence examples for a much lower potential from inspiring English sources

"Bells," directed by Tina Landau, faces a much lower potential gross at the Plymouth because it has fewer seats.

Comparison of the recombinant HM with a mixture of three recombinant allergens, as well as natural allergens in the whole C. album pollen extract via immunological experiments revealed that it has a much lower potential of IgE reactivity.

The oxidation of AA and CAF at MWCNT occurred at ∼−10 mV and ∼1103 mV at a much lower potential, than that observed (∼202 mV and ∼1402 mV) for their oxidation at bare GCE.

These unexpected electrochemical properties of the heme in the trβ subunit may potentially result in the construction of a DET principle-based glucose sensor, which can be operated at a much lower potential than those achieved using the FADGDH complex with a whole electron transfer subunit.

Despite the agency's efforts to prevent scientific research on marijuana, there is a growing body of evidence that shows marijuana has a much lower potential than alcohol for overdose, addiction, violence, and many other harms.

The h-index, composed of natural numbers, has a much lower potential than a set of real numbers.

A lower binding energy of C-M results in a lower conversion, but much lower potential of carbon formation.

As a simple example, in Figure 2, MS409 (MetRS, mitochondrial methionyl-tRNA synthetase) from FUNYBASE shows a great potential for questions of recent fungi evolution and much lower potential signal for all of the rest of fungal history.

By consistently staying with intermediate maturities through an entire interest-rate cycle, historically investors have had an opportunity to capture a large portion of the yield or return of the longer bonds with much lower potential volatility.

This CuS MF modified electrode showed a wide linear range (upto 5.4 mM) with excellent sensitivity (1007 μA mM−1 cm−2) obtained at much lower potential (0.5 V), fast response time (<4s), good anti-interference ability and outstanding long term stability during nonenzymatic electrochemical sensing of glucose.

Grass had much lower potential for ET because its height and LAI are the lowest from the three vegetation types.