Sentence examples for expected to repel from inspiring English sources

Before modification, silicon nitride acquires a negative surface charge density at neutral pH, which is expected to repel negatively charged molecules [30].

The ARB acknowledged that unarmed guards couldn't be expected to repel an attack, but nonetheless faulted them for failing to warn U.S. personnel.

This suggests that although L266K would be expected to repel the Ubl domain, it is still able to form a productive complex with the E2∼Ub.

The electronic repulsion between the lone pairs of the oxygen and fluorine atoms is expected to repel the hydroxyl group out of the aromatic plane.

Is it possible, they ask, to repel vampires with garlic?

Reading the book again I expected to be somewhat repelled by it, however much I might enjoy it, since I remembered it as being so very acidulous.

It is well known that SDS binds extensively with proteins (Turro et al. 1995) and thereby provides an exclusively anionic SDS/protein complex, and that this complex would be expected to be strongly repelled from the anionic surface of silica at neutral pH.

Because conservatives have embraced these nativist views with more enthusiasm than liberals, expect Republicans to repel Latinos of all races until those ideas are abandoned.

I expected to be bored, alienated and repelled by this election.

They would remain behind enemy lines and, if the invasion was not repelled, they were expected to be operational for about two weeks before it was assumed they would be discovered.

This effect is expected to be significant only when the ligand is highly deprotonated, as the negatively charged groups tend to repel one another.