Sentence examples for much larger pore from inspiring English sources

Consistent with previous reports, our data suggest that HCN4 channels have much larger pore diameters than Kv channels and the C479 residue may form a steric barrier to the permeation of large ions.

Effective preconcentration and separation requires a region of free solution (or much larger pore sizes) adjacent to a separation gel to enable good sample stacking and destacking.

Among these SP+ subgroups, Brazilian women strikingly showed much larger pore sizes as well as a strong and almost linear trend of increased SP size with increased with age.

The fact that we detect a much larger pore size as well as an unusual arrangement of the AAA+ domains implies that the functional assembly of Hsp104 in solution differs from those of other AAA+ proteins so far described.

Elsewhere, Enterococcus prevalence has been shown, in fine sandy aquifer sediments similar to our study site, to far outnumber the prevalence of other FIBs such as E. coli (Conn et al., 2011), although this may not apply to aquifers with much larger pore or fracture opening (e.g., coarse gravel, Page et al. [2012]).

Since the new filter doesn't trap bacteria, it can have much larger pores, allowing water to speed through at a more rapid rate.

Relatively immature kerogen (whose actual age depends of the combination of temperatures and pressures it has been subjected to) tends to have much larger pores but almost no connections among those pores, making it much harder to extract the fuel.

As proven using conductivity measurements and computational calculations, iopamidol can be adsorbed as a single molecule or in the form of aggregates, filling either small or much larger pores in a discontinuous way.

Just as important, the researchers said, the new ferrogel has much larger pores than existing ferrogels.

Current oscillations in much larger pores of silicon nitride or borosilicate glass can be generated at the interface of two solvents by using organic molecules with differential solubility [36].

It produced numerous small pores in potato starch granules (Fig.  2c) and fewer but much larger pores in tapioca starch granules (Fig.  2d).