Sentence examples for energetic differences from inspiring English sources
In contrast to graphene, the isolated h-BN domains often adopt more strict geometrical shapes, such as triangles or other simple polygons, due to the bond polarity and related larger energetic differences between different edge terminations.
The reasons for the different behaviour are energetic differences for the reactions between the positively charged chain ends with water and the following proton transfer.
We considered the possibility that the observed structural and energetic differences between the nematode CBS-1 and human 45CBS result in different catalytic properties.
The structural and energetic differences in inhibitory potencies of indole-2-carboxamide compounds were reasonably explored.
The energetic differences between the Fermi-level of Au and HOMO levels of organic systems were obtained.
Understanding recognition from the chemical and physical standpoints requires a better understanding of the energetic differences between the specific and nonspecific protein DNA interactions.
This approximation should only lead to a minor error in the estimated yield since the sixteen carbon chain represents a reasonable average chain length [ 22], because the energetic difference between equal masses of different fatty acids are minor, and since the energtic cost of double bond formation is minor.
With this, one can identify energetically favorable sequence/structure assignments and quantitatively measure the energetic difference of between states.
A more accurate representation of the body fat fraction of tsetse mass should not greatly alter the results obtained here since the energetic difference in the manufacture of equal masses of different fats is relatively small.
The energetic difference between the main two energy levels Δɛ1,2 (=ɛ1−ɛ2)=160 mV (for Vsd=10 mV), decreases slightly with increasing Vsd (140 meV for Vsd=70 mV).
The formation of ppa dimers is reported and the energetic difference between two dimer structures is presented.
