Sentence examples for potential of no from inspiring English sources
So the EU passed a law saying that coolants used in new models of vehicle after January 2011 should have a "global warming potential" of no more than 150.
Considering the fact that cells are with positive charges, a zeta potential of no less than zero is definitely favorable in cell labeling and imaging.
But my completion rate isn't so high with the significant time-sinks that I can begin to kid myself that Fallout 4 will become an obsession to overshadow all other games in the coming months, that the as-good-as-limitless exploration potential of No Man's Sky will preclude me from visiting other, smaller open worlds.
Because of the potential of NO to react with free radicals, we investigated whether SNP caused toxicity directly, due to NO, or indirectly, due to ROS formation.
Furthermore, NO reduction to HNO will not occur by simple electron transfer because of the low reduction potential of NO, which has previously been determined to be approx. −0.5 V at pH 7 [ 36].
There was variability in the cytotoxic potential of NO between tumour cell lines and the normal immortalized cell line L132, which was significantly more resistant compared with the two tumour cell lines under similar treatment conditions Exposure to DETA/NO under hypoxia at 0.1% O2 was significantly more cytotoxic than in normoxia.
As if your potential answer of "no" cancels out any emotional attachment or lingering feelings about that person or their death.
The potential role of NO in the regulation of FcR gamma expression clearly needs further investigation.
In the present issue of Critical Care, a study by O'Dwyer and colleagues identifies ADMA as a potential regulator of NO production in septic shock.
Accordingly a potential role of NO production as a compensatory response to the increased pressure in the pulmonary venous circulation has been hypothesized.
Other potential fates of NO are peroxynitrite (ONOO-), which would be expected to isomerise to nitrate or react to form other products (e.g. nitrotyrosine) and S-nitrosothiols.
