Sentence examples for more negative compared from inspiring English sources

The synergistic effect of Pd Au bimetallic surfaces in Au-covered Pd nanowires has been demonstrated by cyclic voltammogram (CV) because the onset potential (Es) of ethanol oxidation on the PdAu NWAs electrode is 123 mV more negative compared with that on the Pd NWAs electrode.

As can be seen in Tables 1 and 2, the ∆Eele of binding of the complexes with capping in the polarisable simulations is more negative compared to the results obtained with the non-polarisable simulations.

In the chronic pain group, the carriers have a higher maximum peak amplitude (more negative) compared to the Val homozygotes.

GPs scored the intention of offering a HbP-carrier test to their patients on the basis of ethnicity alone, more negative compared with midwives, who scored almost neutral.

Over anterior regions, amplitudes for Stress Match were more negative compared to amplitudes for Stress Mismatch, t(17) = 2.88, p = .01.01

More recently, a maternal dysphoria-related bias was demonstrated [ 52]; mothers who experienced dysphoria (anxious and depressive symptoms) rated the negative emotions and behaviors of their own child and a control child more negative compared to independent raters.

While CXCR6 is expressed on more double negative compared to CD4+ CD1d-restricted T cells, it is possible that CXCR6 could play a role in NKT cell development or homing of these cells to the liver [25] [27].

The results indicate that both K channels and the NKCC cotransporter play a role in refractive compensation with NKCC blockade showing far more specificity for negative, compared with positive, lens defocus.

Blocking the presentation of explicit and assigned feedback yielded different results than experiment 1. Feedback type did not affect FRN amplitudes, which as in experiment 1 were more pronounced after negative compared to positive feedback.

Non-insulin using participants reported significantly higher (more negative) scores compared to the insulin using participants on all negatively-worded items, except for 'insulin causes weight gain', for which insulin using participants reported higher (more negative) scores.

Results revealed that during a preparty event, participants drank significantly more, reached higher blood alcohol levels (BALs), and experienced significantly more negative consequences compared to the last occasion that they drank but did not preparty.