Sentence examples for more labile from inspiring English sources
"The mechanisms which regulate gene expression are more labile than might have been imagined".
The presence of more labile oxygen resulted in its easier transfer and faster formation of CO2.
Ea was lower for soils with more labile C, consistent with the 'Carbon quality-temperature' hypothesis.
The Cα-Cβ bond of the alkoxyl alanine peptide radical is more labile than the peptide bond.
Compared with surface soils, bilby, bettong and goanna pits contained relatively more labile carbon than rabbit pits.
Type B, likely terminally bonded to Zn2+ cations, is more labile with respect to decomposition into CO and H2.
These results raise exciting possibilities for protection of more labile prokaryotic species as well as simple eukaryotes.
This cropping system had also higher C and N kinetic due to presence of more labile or decomposed SOC.
Carbon in the slow aboveground DOM pool is more labile relative to belowground DOM owing to the constituents that are represented within it [16].
Manganese oxide-induced organic C oxidation may cause decomposition to more labile substrates and ultimately to CO2 [13, 23, 25, 44].
Some protein-based therapies have failed in the clinic, since they are more labile than small molecules and are prone to proteolytic degradation in the blood [32, 39].
