Sentence examples for more buffered from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, more buffered conditions and higher pH prevailing in mesotrophic peatlands have previously been shown to be beneficial to N2 fixation (van den Elzen et al. 2017).
In MDC-SR, they define an upper bound threshold for the number of buffered bundles such that if a node holds more buffered message count than an upper bound, the drop procedure will not be called.
"Powerful people appear to be better at dealing with the slings and arrows of social life, they're more buffered from the negative feelings that rejection typically elicits," said Maya Kuehn, lead study author and doctoral student in psychology at UC Berkeley, in a press release.
The latter is likely relaxed for subtidal communities because of generally more buffered physical environmental conditions in the subtidal [83], and may contribute to the non-significant abundance and diversity patterns in the 100x subtidal assemblages.
Whereas the only effector of hyperosmotic stress signalling upon Cdk1-Clb2 actisithroughhregulationlatiof of Swe1 destruction [33] CWI stress regulates Cdk1-Clb2 acthroughthrough multiple mechanisms [31] and thus the stress response is probably more buffered against increases in Swe1 abundance.
Utilities relying on groundwater are more buffered.
Although using more Buffer B had no impact on the solubilisation yield, less concentrated preparations were less viscous, facilitating subsequent procedures.
And there will be no more buffer body between government and universities.
With greater capacity, superconducting cables could allow utilities to build in more buffers to handle unexpected failures, experts say.
"It acknowledges that failures will occur, and it's designed to say when those failures do occur, there are more buffers in place".
A longer notation means more buffer space is needed when saving, there is an increased cost in bandwidth and latency time during transit, and more computing power is used when reading/writing, searching/parsing, etc.
