Sentence examples for lower potential to from inspiring English sources
"They have a lower potential to assimilate into the community than foreign-born Mexicans going to other destinations, and, as a result, they may be more prone to leave as economic opportunities continue to dry up in construction and related industries".
Poplar had lower LAI and roughness and thus lower potential to transpiration than oak.
In many cases, a higher degree of domestication will lead to a lower potential to survive under natural conditions [54].
Smaller (larger) hop count from a sink node leads a higher (lower) potential to a sensor node.
Voltage, also known as a potential difference, is the amount of work (energy) required to move a positive charge from a lower potential to a higher potential.
Retaining the exquisite specificity of monoclonal antibodies yet smaller in molecular size, antibody fragments display rapid tumor targeting and blood clearance, a more uniform distribution in the tumor, and present a lower potential to elicit an immune response.
Whilst the microneedles here are designed to sit in the dermal interstitial fluid over a 24-48 hour period to minimize the biofouling effect, the direct electron transfer enzyme allows operation of the electrochemical sensor at lower potentials to minimize the effect of interference.
When compared with G37R, which to date had been representative of mutants with low potentials to aggregate (23), the H80R, D101N, D125H, E133ΔE, S134 N and V148I SOD1 mutants showed even lower potentials to aggregate (Fig. 2A, upper panels).
We set out to screen well-established drugs for their Angpt-2 lowering potential to ameliorate sepsis morbidity and to analyse the underlying molecular mechanism.
Within such a source, for each amount of charge dQ moved from the lower potential at d to the higher potential at a, an amount of work is done equal to dW = dQ Va − Vd).
This result infers that the retraction process overall appears to seldom find δφ as the next lower potential step to advance to.
