Sentence examples for not too reactive from inspiring English sources

First, its side-chain electrophilic group should be sufficiently reactive to enable efficient peptide cyclization upon reaction with a proximal cysteine in intramolecular settings, but not too reactive in order to avoid side reactions with competing nucleophiles present in the cellular environment (e.g., glutathione).

"The alkaline metals and earths are just too reactive.

The use of the iBEA repeating unit as the reactive groups was suited to the construction of a quick debonding system, but the iBEA-containing copolymers were too reactive against the external stimuli such as heating in water and photoirradiation in the presence of PAG and consequently they were not applied as the dual-locked adhesive polymers.

It ended by squandering much of its promise because it was too reactive.

That is, if you're not too distracted by his reactive lighting rigs, programmed to accompany his live sets.

Love said he believes the mayor "isn't lying when [she] says she doesn't know what happened" to Gray, but added that she has been "too reactive and not substantive enough" in her response.

Through our well-designed experiments, the UVO treatment is confirmed an effective way of cleaning contamination at the tube-metal interface, while oxygen plasma treatment is too reactive and hard to control, which is not appropriate for CNT-TFTs.

While K252c 4 is known not to be a substrate (4), 7-carboxy-K252c 3 is too reactive to be tested conveniently as a possible substrate (5).

If ministers are tired of being told they're too reactive and feeling beholden only to the next election, not able to look out for our future, then this is the opportunity to satisfy both demands.

Far from being a reactive move driven by desperation, the principal, Andy Dobson, knew that funding cuts and increased competition in the not too distant future could jeopardise what they had built.

"Too reactive, too restrictive," she recited.