Sentence examples for gelled better from inspiring English sources

Things might have gelled better had Mr. Dudamel been more inspired, but while the orchestral sound was full, it lacked weight, intensity, terror.

So Dunga lost patience and the team gelled better without Ronaldinho.

Slezak was not enthusiastic about the rendition, and wrote that he wished that the "scene gelled better than it did", and questioned why Mercedes was the character Effie while all the other members of New Directions were themselves.

A couple of blocks away, Club Deep, which caters mostly to a clientele from outside Manhattan, was gelling better.

Rarely did they gel better than on the mariachi flounce of Livin' Thing, accompanied by members of (shh now) Fanny.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan says new coach Peter Moores will gel better with current captain Alastair Cook than he did with Vaughan.

To improve the separation of the proteins, we then employed in the first-dimension electrophoresis IPG strips with a narrower pH range (pH 4 7), that confirmed, in triplicated gels, better resolution than the strips with pH 3 10.

We found no evidence that operators tried less hard to achieve success (e.g. in foregoing second attempts or not applying adequate pressure during ECV) with a particular aid though they generally liked gel better.

The bulk gels presented better selectivity for the template against its glutarimide (GLU) analogue (selectivity factor: bulk 13.4; spherical 4.6), and good capacity (bulk 5521 μmol/L; spherical 2679 μmol/L) and imprinting factor parameters (bulk 11.3; spherical 1.4).

Therefore, the blocking effect of cationic gel is better than anion gel particle.

Therefore, compared with polymer gel, the organic/inorganic combined gel had better long-term thermal stability and salt tolerance.