Sentence examples for more stable substances from inspiring English sources
Data suggested that BRR and MRR have a noteworthy power to react with free radicals by converting them into more stable substances and to stop radical chain reactions.
The fraction of plant biomass returned to soil is transformed into more stable humic substances and contributed to the formation of different organo-mineral complexes and microaggregates which protect soil carbon for further mineralization and increase C sequestration (Lal 2016).
Thus, LS can be linked to other more stable units with substances reached by washing in water catchment areas.
This data suggested that BRR and ARR have a notable propensity to scavenge free radicals that result in more stable non-reactive substances and to terminate radical chain reactions.
The newly developed AgNPs were successfully applied to test several analytes including hydrophilic and hydrophobic substances with richer spectral features (more abundant peaks) and more stable intensity than aqueous AgNP sol, which was beneficial for peak assignment and substance's discrimination.
A more stable product resulted from the less completely di-nitrated substance [10].
The prepared catalysts are effective for HDS and HDM, having less formation of deteriorating substances such as Ni and V with more stable behavior against time-on-stream.
To promote the overall conversion to glycerol and biodiesel, the addition of substances able to catalyse the isomerisation of 2-MAG to the thermodynamically more stable 1(3 -MAG, which is a better substrate for lipases, has been applied successfully.
But despite some gig economy platforms standing accused of exploiting workers, the government's package does not look set to require a radical reworking of existing business models — and unions have attacked the reforms as weak and lacking substance, pointing out that, for example, a right to request a more stable contract doesn't add up to much of a rights advance.
By donating electrons, antioxidant substances are able to block radical chain reaction by converting reactive oxygen species to more stable products.
