Sentence examples for potential lowering from inspiring English sources
According to M'Pandou and Siffert [40], the main reason for the zeta potential lowering in the anionic polymer presence is the occurrence of charged groups (negative carboxyl ones) of the polymer macromolecules in the area of slipping plane.
Ursolic acid and oleanolic acid possessed markedly apoptotic effects on four cell lines via increasing DNA fragmentation, decreasing mitochondrial membrane potential, lowering Na+-K+-ATPase activity and elevating caspase-3 and caspase-8 activities; they could suppress cell adhesion and reduce the production of VEGF and ICAM-1 in these cell lines [79].
With a potential lowering of corporate tax under a Trump administration, the demand for these tax credits is reduced, resulting in a lower value for these credits, and ultimately less number of affordable housing units.
Others confirmed the mitochondrial potential lowering characteristics of LPS in hepatocytes [ 33– 33].
The negative charge originating from these groups can have some contribution to zeta potential lowering at higher investigated temperatures.
Currently, EC analysis of carbohydrates is performed on electrodes made from transition metals (Cu, Ni, Co, and Ru) at a constant potential, lowering a risk for surface poisoning by carbohydrate oxidation byproducts.
The initial state of the trap has the entrance mirror potential lowered, and the exit mirror potential raised.
In general, the most critical opportunities for improvement are in (photo)electrocatalysts—specifically, improving efficiency (lower over-potentials), lowering costs (reduced use of noble metals), and extending life.
Reduction of interfacial Cu2O occurred at an optimum potential lower than that required for the generation of H2 bubbles.
In contrast, 316L exhibited slight p-type behaviour at potential lower than the flat band potential, while 254SMO did not.
The process offers potential lower capital and operating costs than processes using individual shift, methanol, and DME reaction stages.
