Sentence examples for practically neutral from inspiring English sources

The game in Staten Island on Saturday night was practically neutral ground.

In the salt, Li and PF6 had nearly single positive and negative charge, respectively; thus the C60 cage was practically neutral.

Liposomes EP130 exhibit a net negative charge whilst EP200 liposomes are positive and become practically neutral after the inclusion of verbascoside.

This could further support the hypothesis that at higher substitution rates edited sites become "a burden" to the genome, whereas at low substitution rates this "burden" is so small that edited sites behave as practically neutral.

However, chitosan is reasonably water-soluble only under acidic conditions, and it is practically insoluble at neutral and alkaline pH (at pH higher than its pKa ∼ 6.5), which significantly restricts its applications in medicine and biology at physiological pH (approximately 7.4).

Although the Army's initial July 1941 guidelines for OCS had been drafted as race-neutral, practically speaking few black applicants were admitted into OCS until after subsequent directives by Army leadership.

On the contrary, the reaction was practically inhibited close to neutral pH.

Ciprofloxacin is a classic drug which is weakly basic and practically insoluble in water at neutral pH.

Changes of neutral atmosphere composition are practically absent, and the arising additional poleward wind prevents formation of positive disturbances in the afternoon.

The latter is an especially fetching combination and never more adorable than when the cat's fur is predominantly gray; it's an understated, neutral look that goes with practically everything especially a pink nose and a loving personality.

E1/2 and peak potentials measured in neutral and basic melts were practically independent of melt composition; however a small but significant shift to less negative potentials was observed in the absence of chloride ions (ie in pure ImAlCl4).