Sentence examples for repulsion rather from inspiring English sources

In many cases, we learn, light is a warning, inspiring repulsion rather than attraction.

The role of wettability is critical: non-wetting fluids tend to cause capillary repulsion rather than attraction.

The surface interaction energy model calculations reveal that the steric repulsion, rather than the increase in electronegativity, is the primary cause for the inhibition of aggregation by the addition of humic acid or chitin.

The authors drew the conclusion that the LH is involved in mediating innate repulsion rather than attraction.

In o/w emulsion, emulsifier formed multilayer on the interface of water and oil phases to stabilize oil droplets by steric repulsion, rather than their negligible ability to lower interfacial tension.

These observations, together with the demonstration that Robo2 variants that promote midline crossing are potent suppressors of comm mutants, support the model that Robo2 inhibits Slit-Robo1 repulsion, rather than acting as a receptor that promotes midline axon attraction.

However, recent work by Stone [56] has demonstrated that some stereochemical features of the halogen-bonded packing originate from the necessity to minimize the inter-atomic repulsion term, rather than from a stabilizing, though weak, electrostatic interaction.

We hypothesized that cation flow in the homomeric receptor was restricted not by steric or electrostatic repulsion, but rather by a structural rigidity of the ICD to which interactions of these charged residues contribute.

The first-order interaction energy (the sum of electrostatic and exchange-repulsion terms, in Table 3) is, however, systematically repulsive due to a rather large repulsion value of the exchange-repulsion term.

Their hostility toward the government was usually aroused by their repulsion toward Chancellor Merkel rather than a calculated evaluation of state affairs.

That being said, support for the newly introduced electrostatic repulsion idea is rather thin and is contradicted by other data (see below).