Sentence examples for much larger current from inspiring English sources

This declining "home bias," Mr. Greenspan said in a speech this month, "has enabled the United States to incur and finance a much larger current account deficit than would have been feasible in earlier decades".

Soros said that unlike after Black Wednesday, there was little scope for a cut in interest rates, the UK was running a much larger current account deficit, and exporters would be unable to exploit the benefits of a cheaper pound due to the uncertainty caused by a vote to leave the EU.

Furthermore, SW Ni Ni3S2/NF shows much larger current density after 1.50 V (vs RHE) than HC Ni3S2/NF, indicating that the improvement of electrocatalytic activity for OER.

The current maps show us that the much larger current appeared at the edge and on specific area of the SnO2 nanobelt.

Both stores show similar annual growth rates between the most recent yearly figures, but the App Store's much larger current download volume suggests it will reach a much higher total number next year if things remain more or less constant.

This result is significant when we realize that it is for a macroscopically planar electrode surface, so that much larger current densities can be expected for electrodes in which the same film thickness is distributed over a microscopically roughened current collector as in modern battery electrodes.

Nevertheless, aberration correction allows much larger currents to be focused into atomic-sized probes, as shown in Fig. 9.

Thus, we show that in oocytes that express WT-hSGLT3 the combination of pH 5 and 10 mM glucose produced much larger currents than glucose at pH 6.

As seen in Figure 6A, in WT-hSGLT3 expressing oocytes there is a current when the pH is lowered from 6 to 5, and 10 mM glucose induces small currents at pH 6, but much larger currents at pH 5. It is possible that small currents mediated by WT-hSGLT3 on standard plates (pH 6) result in repulsion and that larger currents that occur on pH 5 plates result in attraction.

After several minutes, a much larger inward current, the anoxic depolarization current, developed rapidly and was followed by a sag back to a slowly decaying plateau current (Fig. 1A).

At any pH, Slo3+β4 currents were much larger than currents for Slo3 alone (Fig. 1C).