Sentence examples for smaller tendency from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, the polymer-wrapped CNTs had a smaller tendency to form small bundles and exhibited good compatibility with PE.
The alkali sulfates have higher melting points than the corresponding alkali chlorides and will, therefore, have a smaller tendency to stick to the superheaters as deposits.
The particle size in the sample pyrolyzed in argon (50 70 nm) is at least twice smaller than in the sample treated in air (70 100 nm), and the former demonstrates a smaller tendency to aggregation.
TGH-coated CdTe nanocrystals, on the other hand, undergo a smaller shift toward the peak positions of CdS, which proves that there is smaller tendency for the formation of CdTe/CdS structures.
Moreover, from the intensity ratios of the first and the second peak, we can also conclude that PsTRXf had a smaller tendency to self-associate than PsTRXh1.
Nevertheless, the reduction of both the hydrophobicity and positive charge of the longer version of this helix, BAX-α5L, as well as the (partial) recovery of both factors in the BAX-α5M version, would explain the smaller tendency to interact with the monolayers of the first one, and the recovery of the membrane insertion capacity of the second.
Although there was a small tendency for the pollsters to overestimate Mr. Romney's share of the vote, a simple average of the polls in swing states produced a very accurate prediction of the Electoral College outcome.
"There has been a small tendency, of around 1% in the past year, for emissions in the energy sector to decrease, but this has been offset by other emissions, such as fugitive emissions from the expansion of the coal seam gas industry.
Although there is a small tendency towards positive order imbalances, negative returns are more prevalent.
Hence, due to its hydrolysable surface nature, hydrophilic silica has a small tendency for co-deposition.
By doing so, a coating material with a small tendency to interact with the austenitic stainless steel is obtained.
