Sentence examples for much lower propensity from inspiring English sources

Measurements made according to Derjaguin-Landau-Verwey-Overbeek (DLVO) theory indicated that the immuno-nanovehicles have a much lower propensity to aggregate than the control nanovehicles.

The C. neoformans enzyme, Can2, showed much lower propensity to be activated by all these amino acids and amines, which had activation constants in the range of 28.7 47.2 μM.

Xanthophylls, such as lutein, are more polar than carotenes (the other carotenoid subclasses including β-carotene), so they have a much lower propensity for pro-oxidant activity (McNulty et al., 2008).

In contrast to DNA-mediated transposable elements (TEs), retrotransposons, particularly non-long terminal repeat retrotransposons (non-LTRs), are generally considered to have a much lower propensity towards horizontal transfer.

Also, human wild-type alpha-synuclein has a much lower propensity to aggregate than human alpha-synuclein carrying the A53T mutation, which is associated with familial PD, or than murine wild-type alpha-synuclein, which naturally carries threonine at this position [ 37, 44].

The experimental data for αS, in contrast, suggest a much lower PPII propensity, indicating that DC values of >1.0 in the C-terminus of this protein are more likely to correspond to extended β-strand-like structure.

To account for all possible pairings, a PASTA aggregation profile was next constructed for MB in Fig. 9A [61], and confirmed that segments 34 40 and 8 11 may each form β-sheets; however, this aggregation plot for MB also showed a much lower self-association propensity for the N-terminal domain than that for the C-terminal region (Fig. 9A).

For all methods, the relative risk for exposure to biologics was high for subjects with a low propensity to receive them and was much lower for subjects with a high propensity to receive them.

Lynch and colleagues [18], [26] have advanced a theory to explain the opposite trends in the evolution of plant and animal mtDNAs that links rate of nucleotide substitution (much lower for plants) with the propensity to accumulate non-coding DNA (much higher in plants).

For instance, the first component appears largest in the top-left corner of the region studied (Figure 6a), and the coercive fields for this component are much lower, possibly due to the increased propensity of field-induced phase transformations (likely rhombohedral to tetragonal [67]) in this area.

But as the income level increases the marginal propensity of nurses increases at a much lower rate which means that for income levels above the mean level nurse households have a much lower marginal propensity to remit.