Sentence examples for stickiness less from inspiring English sources

If some is left behind, the same strip can be re-applied, rubbed and pulled in the same manner until the strip seems to lose its stickiness (you'll be able to tell by both the appearance-covered in hair, and the the degree of stickiness: less sticky= more hair on strip that was already removed= less area to stick to remaining hair).

In Canada there is less stickiness at the top, and children raised in the bottom are more likely to rise to the top half in earnings.

The stock rubber on the Civic Si is all-season 60-series rubber, which translates as tall sidewalls, and all-season means less stickiness than you'll get from Ford's 45-series tires.

Overall, basundi mix could be classified as a cohesive material, and to have better flowability and less stickiness, this powder is recommended to be stored at < 30 °C and 40% RH.

In addition to a frequent lack of appropriate protein modifications on recombinant proteins, which, if present, could make proteins less sticky in vivo, possibly the greatest determinant in cells that prevents nonspecific stickiness is the intracellular compartmentalization of naturally occurring proteins in space and time.

What happened in the 1960s and 70s was that economists who thought about microfoundations — who tried to understand price stickiness in terms of more or less rational behavior — made a big prediction: that the apparent tradeoff between unemployment and inflation would break down in the face of persistently higher inflation, and worsen.

In the case of sesquiterpenoids, the term semivolatile has been used to describe their less volatile nature and stickiness to surfaces [ 36, 37].

The stickiness, if you will, is a lot less".

Since fresh shrimp have more natural moisture and stickiness when ground or chopped, they require less binding than frozen shrimp; you can increase the proportion of shrimp in the burger and it won't fall apart in the frying pan.

In contrast, other anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen and naprosyn stop thromboxane production for only a few hours at a time and have far less potent effects on platelet stickiness than aspirin does.

In those circumstances, the real value of debt increases, consumers stop spending in anticipation of even lower prices and companies go bust because the "stickiness of wages" means the cost of labour falls far less quickly than prices, thereby leading to big falls in profitability.