Sentence examples for more energetically in from inspiring English sources
A certain power (presumably Britain) might be disposed to act more energetically in Europe if it were not obliged to follow events in the Far East so closely".
The wing shape shown at smaller sizes is expected to be more energetically costly in terms of flight energetics.
The enol form is more energetically stable in the solid phase as well as in solution.
Calculations of surface formation energy indicate that Mn atoms are incorporated into top surface layers (first and second) of GaN, being the MnGa incorporation in the polar surface more energetically favourable than in the nonpolar surfaces.
For testing selection on mRNA stability, we determined the correlation between GC-ending codons, which are thought to decrease mRNA degradation rates [ 46] and result in more energetically stable secondary structures [ 47, 48], and pairing site positions in the rhodopsin mRNA 2D structure.
It would be hard to find a more energetically painted riverbank anywhere in art history.
Thioanisole is more energetically favourable for desolvation in DMF than phenol because of its higher hydrophobicity, hence retaining the catalytic efficiencies for sulfoxidation in DMF closer to that in aqueous buffer.
Since females usually engage in more energetically demanding behaviors than males to attain reproductive success, it has been proposed that sexual differences may have arisen as an evolutionary adaptation to such differences in energetic demands [ 47].
The calculation results indicated that position of the carbon atom in the octahedral interstice was more energetically favorable than tetrahedral interstice in the case of FCC nanocluster.
Alternatively, changes in the secondary structure (an α-helix to a 310-helix transition) of the S4 helix have been suggested to produce transmembrane movement of the S4 helix, resulting in the more energetically favorable positional changes of the gating charges(14) in potassium channels.
The city is also moving along somewhat in trying more energetically to prevent such corruption.
