Sentence examples for energetic advantage from inspiring English sources
Hydrides synthesized from Li, Mg and H2 possess obvious energetic advantage, but may be inhabited kinetically by pure phase separation.
However it was unclear whether those habitat preferences also provided feeding opportunity, refuge from predation or energetic advantage.
Moreover, functional coupling between CKB and myosin II at the circumferential actomyosin ring was found to confer a spatial selective energetic advantage for myosin ATPase activity, mediating the static tension and contractility of actin filaments.
The process with ethanol recovery results in an increased complexity of the capture plant, difficulties in controlling the water balance and higher investment costs and offers, if any, only a moderate energetic advantage.
We do not claim that bridging provides an energetic advantage over running on the ground.
Constitutive expression of a secretion apparatus combined with a tight regulation of secreted substrate production may offer an energetic advantage and a rapid adaptation to changing environments.
Pentacyclo[5.4.0.02,6.03,10.05,9]undecane (PCU) and its hydrocarbon derivatives have been widely investigated due to their inherent energetic advantages as hydrocarbon fuels.
These observations suggest that, although cellobiose phosphorolysis has energetic advantages, phosphorolytic strains are limited by the thermodynamics of cellobiose phosphorolysis (ΔG°=+3.6 kJ mol−1).
The paper shows, in a simple and comprehensive way, the (energetic) advantages of reactive distillation over a process comprising a reactor and a distillation unit including a recycle stream for unconverted reactant.
Additionally, small animals, which comprise the majority of ultrasonic communicators (e.g., rodents, bats), can attain substantial energetic advantages by using high frequencies/ultrasounds for communication, since the most efficient sound production occurs when the sound's wavelength matches the size of the vibrating structure [31] [34].
The energetic advantages of this acquired preference and its importance in trypanosomoses epidemiology are discussed.
