Sentence examples for poorly dispersed from inspiring English sources

This inhibition is sensitive to the dispersion of Cu: poorly dispersed catalyst obtained by impregnation, are not inhibited by sulphur dioxide, and a compromise must then be found between activity and thioresistance.

According to the poorly dispersed advertisements, "Robert [Adamson] is one of Australia's national treasures" (John Ashbery).

Blends moulded at higher temperatures show a coarse phase morphology with large, poorly dispersed ABS domains.

In general, however, cycad seeds, which are rather heavy, are poorly dispersed, and most germinate at the base of the parent, where they often languish and die.

This observation enables poorly dispersed precursors or sintered gold particles to be re-dispersed, and high activity restored.

In addition, this mathematical formulation could be used with other reinforcements that are poorly dispersed, not only with CNT.

However, poorly dispersing species will still be threatened, and we might expect that the loss of these poorly dispersing species could have disproportionate effects on communities.

Our study, set in the highly fragmented landscape of the Isle of Wight, Southern England, focuses on the wood cricket (Nemobius sylvestris), a poorly dispersing woodland specialist.

An interesting observation from cone snails supports the hypothesis that poorly dispersing nonplanktotrophic species show greater patterns of isolation and differentiation than planktotrophic species.

The former type of evidence would support a hypothesis of increased speciation rates in poorly dispersing taxa, while the latter would not.

Because toluene alone can poorly disperse graphene, the graphene concentration decreases as the toluene content in the mixed solvent increases, i.e., the volume ratio of oleylamine to toluene decreases.