Sentence examples for less spillover from inspiring English sources

That means the baby ends up sucking the food off the spoon, with less spillover – leading to less mess, greater hygiene and – let's face it – calmer parents.

Investigation of fluorescence of JC-1 in solution and in cells using spectrofluorimetry, microscopy and flow cytometry reveals that excitation at 405 nm wavelength, now available on standard instruments, produces signals from aggregate fluorescence with considerably less spillover from dye monomer fluorescence than can be obtained using 488 nm excitation.

This location could result in less signal spillover and thereby higher contrast to the surrounding tissues.

Hotel managers worry less about spillover violence than the hesitancy of European tourists to vacation so close to a war zone, where heavily armed extremists have asserted their growing power through violence.

Additionally, sintering is hypothesized to result in segregation of the precious metal and Ba phases, resulting in less efficient NOx spillover from Pt to Ba during NOx adsorption, as well as decreased rates of reductant spillover from Pt to Ba and reverse NOx spillover during catalyst regeneration.

The greater the distance between firms, the more differentiated the firms' products, the less the R&D spillover.

The fished region that did not share a boundary with the MR (region D) exhibited less variability in spillover with an average immigration of 0.2 tonnes (Figure 6D).

Above 500 °C, poisoning by SO2 was less severe due to spillover of the sulfates onto the oxide promoter.

Characters, generally speaking, have not been welcome — characters require breadth and spillover and less linearity than the enterprise offers — which is to say that eccentricity has been uninvited, unless we consider Detective Joe Fontana Dennis Farinaa), who wore ties that had the effect of a design collaboration between the painter Joan Mitchell and the good people of Men's Warehouse.

In contrast, beta-emitting radionuclides result in fewer than 20 ion pairs per micrometre and commonly cause only single-strand DNA breaks with less lethality and more spillover effects caused by "crossfire" (Fig.  1).

Originators may also be more willing to grant discounts to procurement because this channel is less prone to price spillovers to other countries.