Sentence examples for decreased selectivity from inspiring English sources

It strongly inhibits hydrogenation and hydrogenolysis activity as evidenced by decreased selectivity for cyclohexylbenzene and biphenyl derivatives, respectively.

Stronger interaction of product ethylene with the catalyst surface may be the reason for decreased selectivity.

Thus, the addition of Fe enhances selectivity to propylene and has a decreased selectivity to ethylene.

Increasing pressure resulted in decreased overall conversion and slightly decreased selectivity to isomers with noticeable increased selectivity to the cyclic products, particularly at the lower temperatures of 210 and 230 °C.

Unfortunately, these methods suffer from major drawbacks such as decreased selectivity due to measuring the native light absorption of OLM in the blue-shifted ultraviolet region, which might be subjected to interferences [12 14].

The increased selectivity of CO and the decreased selectivity of CO2 of the water-treated catalyst could be attributed to smaller Rh nanoparticles on the alumina support, as they could provide larger surface areas and increase the contact area with reactants, thus providing higher CO selectivity.

Therefore, this figure does not definitely support that neurons innately selective for unexposed orientations decrease selectivity or responsiveness without changes of their preferred orientations.

Two conventional hydrogen bonds with the hinge seem to decrease selectivity, as some of the most selective compounds either lack both hydrogen bonds or exhibit weaker interactions (e.g., paroxetine and the Takeda compounds for GRK2, and H-1152P foROCK1K1).

With increasing pressure and decreasing temperature higher quantities of monomers were extracted, thereby decreasing selectivity.

However, predosing with oxygen can enhance reactant burning, and hence, significantly decrease selectivity.

Thus, the applied electric current can increase flux without decreasing selectivity.