Sentence examples for more readily reduced from inspiring English sources

On SiO2 the Sn is more readily reduced, and alloy formation is possible.

Half cells with positive reduction potentials involve reactants that are more readily reduced than H+; conversely, those with negative potentials involve reactants that are more difficult to reduce than hydrogen ions.

The present work also confirmed that a pressure increase accelerates the decomposition of NO and N2O on the char, and that N2O is more readily reduced on the char than NO.

In general, it has been reported that the Co3O4 particles were more readily reduced to metallic cobalt in H2 than the Co2+ species.

This was particularly true when antibiotics had greater activity against non-mucoid isolates that were more readily reduced with antibiotics.

BIOS are more readily reduced by other bacteria (eg FeRB and SRB) in comparison with synthetic oxides of iron (Blothe & Roden 2009; Emerson 2009; Langley et al. 2009), which may lead to enhanced growth of anaerobic colonizers.

The low negative halfwave potential of the first wave indicates that the title compound is reduced in the more readily reducible quinonoid form or as its ionic mesomer instead of in the difficultly reducible lactoid (furanoid) form as suggested by the earlier workers.

On the basis of this observation, we developed a working hypothesis that oxidized dimer represents an assembly active conformation that would assemble into stable capsids more readily than reduced dimer.

Active supervision is relaxed within such environments, and where inadvertently interrupted, can be more readily concealed, reducing capacities for detection and intervention.

This is important because patients with IBS often consider that their symptoms are related to stressful situations [ 50] and during stressful situations they report pain more readily and have reduced coping ability [ 6, 30].

While it may seem that blowing air would dry your eyes, cold air tends to make your eyes water more readily which helps reduce feelings of fatigue.