Sentence examples for propitious to the from inspiring English sources
Humility is not a virtue propitious to the artist.
Such configuration offers a tricontinuous passage for lithium ions, oxygen and electrons, which is propitious to the discharge reaction.
Waugh was well aware of the price that had to be paid by anatomists such as himself: Humility is not a virtue propitious to the artist.
The results showed that more carbon addition, Pt loading and higher Sn/Pt ratio are propitious to the mono-olefin selectivity and catalyst stability.
The porous PTFE layer supplied a hydrophobic environment and a large specific surface area for the immobilization of lipases which were propitious to the activation of lipase.
Moreover, the inlet of raw meal designed in the high-speed zone can be propitious to the decentralization of the raw meal.
The introduction of RGO in the composite was propitious to increase the specific surface area and promoted the dispersibility of CuFeO2 nanocrystals, as well as the formation of unique hexagonal CuFeO2 with Cu (I) and Fe (III) as the active sites, which synergistically accounted for the enhancement of catalytic activity.
The results show that introduction of severe steric hindrance and/or electron-withdrawing group at C-16 site are not propitious to improving the yields of the coupling reaction, and the SAR information collected so far suggests that small alkyl groups substituted at C-16 of vindoline are conductive to maintaining the cytotoxicity.
It is evident that the three-dimensional network nanostructures of CNT/Au/TiO2 are propitious to improve the relevant anode surface area and thus the adsorption of the microorganism, which can efficiently promote the electronic transfer rate between the probe and electrode.
With the increasing of the content of inactive element Cu, the SnSbCux/MCMB/carbon composite are propitious to improve the cycling performance.
It seems that the increase of antenna area is propitious to reduce the absorption frequency but it does not contribute much to the absorption rate.
