Sentence examples for more reactive during from inspiring English sources

Diesel soot derived from neat biodiesel (B100) is far more reactive during oxidation than soot from neat Fischer Tropsch diesel fuel (FT100).

It is assumed that the larger specific surface area of Ni3Si2O5(OH)4/RGO microspheres would increase the contact area between the electrolyte and electrode material, facilitate the mass transport of charged ions, and provide more reactive sites during electrochemical reactions and thus bring about preferable supercapacitive performance [4, 28, 29].

A study conducted at the Lyon Neuroscience Research Center in France supported this theory, concluding that "high dream recallers are more reactive to environmental stimuli [during sleep], awaken more during sleep, and thus better encode dreams in memory than low dream recallers".

As a result, polished surfaces should be more reactive than pore surfaces that have effectively been smoothed during prolonged contact with natural fluids.

She also wants it to be more reactive and to feature people who are in the news during the last week of August," adds Austin.

ROS formed during the biotransformation process of CCl4 are more reactive and toxic than the parental compound.

This finding suggests that during a consolidation episode, employment tends to be more reactive to output than in normal times.

Mr. Gore's supporters worry that during that same period, the vice president has appeared more reactive than proactive.

NP lambs approached the human more than their counterparts (15.0 ± 1.4 vs. 7.7 ± 1.5 times in human zone during 10 min; P = 0.003) and were also more reactive to novelty and suddenness.

Much more reactive than that.

Flores prefers a more reactive approach.