Sentence examples for no propensity for from inspiring English sources

The dissolved REEs in the reacted fluids displayed no propensity for the REEs to be released from black shale under high pressure and temperature conditions, a result that is consistent across the different types of fluids investigated.

The breed tends to have clean legs, with no propensity for blemishes or injuries, and energetic gaits.

13a The reactivity of QOBCl 2 towards AlCl3 contrasts with that observed for the related amine adducts of B-chlorocatecholborane, in which AlCl3 abstracts halide selectively with no propensity for AlCl3 coordination at oxygen observed.

(B ) Deviations of chemical shift values in cell (Escherichia coli ) from predicted (colored bars) showing that FG-N and FSFG-K fragments are fully disordered, with no propensity for secondary structure.

Such intrinsic abnormalities include decreased biotransformation of organic nitrates to NO, desensitisation of the target enzyme guanylyl cyclase, enhanced vascular superoxide anion production, which degrades NO, and enhanced propensity for vasoconstriction due to increased endothelin expression within the vascular smooth muscle [31 34].

As a general rule, there is no great propensity for the gliptins to be involved in any significant drug interaction with commonly prescribed antidiabetic medicines [ 42, 43].

Japan's example suggests that there is no particular Asian propensity for thrift.

Mr. Brown would then face the challenge of persuading voters to support extensions of sales, personal and vehicle registration taxes in a national environment where hostility to taxes is soaring, and in a state that, no matter its propensity for electing Democrats, has repeatedly rejected tax initiatives.

Molecules where the chemical space is restricted should be considered for continued ASD use; this would include drug substances with highly planar/rigid molecules with high melting point (>200 °C), very low solubility (<0.1 mg/mL), significant pH effects, low permeability, no prodrug handles, high propensity for supersaturation, and an inability to easily obtain crystalline forms.

'At a time of great hope and upheaval in Angola, no sector has the propensity for a greater flow-on effect to other areas of society and the economy than education.' The campaign will be launched in the central Angolan provinces of Bie and Malanje, where every primary school age child will have the opportunity to go back to school.

It is no coincidence that O'Sullivan's propensity for patience has improved since Ray Reardon, the six-times world champion who could have taught Job a thing or two, has been a mentor.