Sentence examples for more reactive as from inspiring English sources
Another strategy for achieving more nearly practical performance has been to precode (and to some extent learn) more "reactive" (as opposed to deliberative) ways of participating in dialogue.
In most cases the heteroatoms are the most reactive sites, but in others the carbon atoms are more reactive, as in Al–O and Si B codoped graphene.
Metals with higher standard electrode potentials are more reactive, as indicated qualitatively by the arrow at the top of the graph.
HKL had more phenolic and aliphatic hydroxyl groups than HEL, suggesting that HKL should be more reactive as a polyol than HEL in polyurethane foam preparation.
The findings of possible differential susceptibility for children who had been more reactive as infants were therefore specific to female children.
PPAR α null mice develop more hypertrophy, production of more reactive oxygen species as well as an exaggerated production of extracellular matrix components [ 35, 36].
Cu-carboxylates are rarely formed, as leadwhite, often mixed with azurite, is more reactive; moreover, as azurite is preferred in a tempera medium, carboxylic acids are less present [56].
Results also indicate that the primary mechanism for sulfur leveraging is the gas phase conversion of SO2 to more reactive SO3, as caused by the natural gas flame.
It was shown that the reactivity of unit surface area of the solid reactant first showed a rapid decrease due to decrease of number of more reactive sites as the initial stages and then reached to about one fourth of its initial value.
Whereas their previous Kumada Corriu coupling proceeded with simple methyl ether electrophiles, it was reasoned that the decreased nucleophilicity of organozinc species would require a more reactive electrophile as a coupling partner.
The dealloyed samples were generally more reactive than their as-deposited counterparts at low overpotentials, making the dealloying procedure a promising area of exploration for improved hydrogen evolution catalysts.
