Sentence examples for more strongly bound from inspiring English sources

The ionization energies of gallium, indium, and thallium are thus higher than expected from their Group 2 counterparts because their outer electrons, being poorly shielded by the inner d and f electrons, are more strongly bound to the nucleus.

This was attributed to more strongly bound valence electrons.

We have found that NH3 is more strongly bound to {110} facets, regardless of the growth orientation of the SiNWs.

Some reports showed that at all pH values, arsenic(V) was more strongly bound than arsenic III) [28 30].

Near infrared spectroscopy results suggest that water was more strongly bound to the gelatin chains in the gelatins that yielded non-compliant dissolution test results.

It was found that stricter concentration standards were required for hazards that are more strongly bound to soil and/or are more toxic/infectious.

Potential of mean forces (PMF) based on Jarzynski equality showed that wild-type 4-4-20 4-4-20 4-4-20ly binds to FLU(−1) than FLU(−2), whereas its femoreolar-affinity mutant (4M5.3) more strongly binds to FLU −1) than FLU −2).

These ligands were chosen because they are reported to be more stable than RA and because RIP140 has been reported to more strongly bind to the RAR/RXR heterodimer when both RAR and RXR are engaged with ligand [16].

Schulze-Gahmen et al. show that AFF4 can directly contact HIV-1 Tat, which binds to the P-TEFb-AFF4 complex much more strongly than it binds to P-TEFb alone.

Figure 1(A) shows that all five biguanides inhibit complex I catalysis, with the more hydrophobic biguanides inhibiting more strongly, suggesting they bind in an amphipathic region of the enzyme.

Similar to the findings reported previously for Bcl-xL, Mcl-1 bound more strongly to VDAC1 compared with VDAC3, and only weakly bound to VDAC2.