Sentence examples for much stronger reducing from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that DTT may create a much stronger reducing condition, leading to the disruptions of proper disulfide bonds in PGRN, when compared to the physiological reducing conditions inside yeast cells.

At room temperature, EG is unlikely involved in the reduction of Cu II) species, and the introduction of a much stronger reducing agent is believed to be a crucial factor for achieving much smaller particle sizes, given that the nucleation and growth processes are greatly dependent on the power of reducing agent [15].

However, as spatial isolation represents a much stronger factor reducing host dispersal, this relationship cannot be unambiguously analysed.

Even though similar quantities of F2 protein were present in the immunoblot, the recognition was much stronger against reduced F2 (Fig. 2).

Because H2 is a stronger reducing agent than CH4, it reduces the catalyst at much lower temperatures than CH4.

An inspection of the path weights revealed that income poverty had differential associations with the indicators of material hardship; specifically, higher income had a much stronger effect on reducing food insufficiency than in reducing medical need.

It also assumes that lower tax rates would encourage much stronger economic growth, reducing the cost.

Furthermore, as income increased it had a much stronger effect on reducing food insufficiency than it did medical need.

Moreover, the PCn moieties with chain structure attached to SWCNT showed much stronger effects on reducing the cytotoxicity than that of PC moieties with small molecule structure.

But the Climate Council says if Australia is to fairly contribute to staying below the 2C target, a "more rapid downward trend in emissions from all sectors of the economy is required, with much stronger action to reduce our emissions".

Relative to governments, privately owned infrastructure is likely to be more efficient and innovative because private owners have much stronger incentives to reduce costs and respond to users' preferences to maximize profits.