Karichappan et al. (2014) explains that the metal hydroxide complexes at this pH have a large surface area which is more conducive to treating wastewater as compared to the presence of Al(H2O) 6 3+ (Karichappan et al. 2014).
Some structures could be more conducive in terms of patient and hospital outcomes compared to others.
Our conceptual framework would indicate that the contextual influences experienced by the physicists are more conducive of them choosing to adopt student-centered teaching practices compared to those experienced by chemistry faculty.
In contrast to the pyrite powder, the comparatively flat platelets are more conducive to AFM imaging.
Compared with polysomnography, however, actigraphy is less expensive, less invasive, and more conducive to repeated measures, resulting in extensive use in intervention studies [ 54].
Acetate was more conducive toward the enrichment of a microbial culture with higher PHA storage fluxes and yields as compared to propionate.
It has been reported that, compared to a single-crystalline TiO2, a monocline and anatase bi-crystalline TiO2 is more conducive to the separation of photogenerated electrons and holes in the TiO2 and therefore has better electrical properties [41, 42].
Third, yeasts are more conducive to experimental manipulation, so the biological function of a predicted fRNA can be learned more easily, compared to vertebrates.
Hume describes enthusiasm as grounded in "hope, pride, presumption, a warm imagination, together with ignorance" (SE 147), and (compared with superstition) as less hospitable to priestly power, more supportive of civil liberties, and more conducive to violence (at least in the early stages of an enthusiastic religious movement).
Compared to alkenes with same number carbons, the alkanes were more easy to decompose with temperature but more conducive to formation with pressure increasing.
