Sentence examples for next most stable from inspiring English sources
The next most stable situation is the disordered b.c.c.
After 258Md, the next most stable mendelevium isotopes are 260Md with a half-life of 31.8 days, 257Md with a half-life of 5.52 hours, 259Md with a half-life of 1.60 hours, and 256Md with a half-life of 1.27 hours.
The optimal number of reference genes required for accurate normalization in the respective sample sets (all samples, leaf bud/leaf and mature tissues) was determined by calculating the mean variation in each normalisation factor (V) and then observing the effect of iterative addition of the next most stable reference gene (V n/V n+1) (as detailed in Vandesompele et al. 2002 ).
It is predicted to be 53 kJ·more1 more stable than the next most-stable isomer.
The next two most stable isomers are the thioacetyl anion (2−) and 1-thiovinyl anion (3−/4−), which are 156.7 and 167.0/175.9 kJ mol−1 higher in energy than 1−, respectively.
The next three most stable isomers have Δ E = 19 21 kJ·mol−1) and can be described as "branched" ribbons, with the branching occurring at a 1,3,5-C6 1,3,5-C6 CF3 6(interestingly, no stable isomer of C60(CF3)10 hexagon,3,5-C6(CF3)6 hexagon).
For PPEE, respiratory gases were collected for 15 min every hour over the next 14 h; the most stable 10-min interval of each 15-min collection was selected to represent PPEE for that hour.
The next step is to obtain an estimate of the energy of the most stable conformer.
The 3WJ2′-F was the most stable with Ta = 69.8 °C, the 3WJRNA was the next stable at 59.3 °C, and the 3WJDNA had the lowest where Ta = 48.9 °C.
At a next step, we focus on diamond composites, which were found to be the most stable among the composites studied, and went beyond the elastic regime to investigate their ideal fracture.
A Darwinian-like logic can be used to build such protonated AA complexes, as the most stable complex at any stage gives the best structure at the next generation.
