Sentence examples for tendency to transfer from inspiring English sources
A hydrogen atom has a great tendency to transfer an electron to an acceptor.
But then there is Frampton's tendency to transfer his professional accomplishments to his personal life.
"There is a tendency to transfer responsibility for problems to foreigners, so as to placate a guilty conscience and shift blame away from a national state" that has long treated the area as a stepchild.
She has a tendency to transfer government officials frequently from one post or one location to another, making it hard for them to accomplish anything meaningful before they are forced to pack up and move.
Results of these studies reveal that (i) FRET pairs show a strong dipole-dipole interaction tendency to transfer energy from donor to acceptor; (ii) they possess high FRET efficiency and (iii) strong dependence of the acceptor emission on the overlap integral, quantum dot size and donor-acceptor distance.
Regulators overall and within subjects indicated that there would be a slight tendency to transfer or add attention to environmental fate and ecotoxicology endpoints.
Transference, in psychotherapy, is the unconscious tendency of patients to transfer to analysts feelings and attitudes associated with significant influences in the patients' early lives.
The effect of distance fits the observed tendency of females to transfer to neighboring groups, whereas the effects of altitude and vegetation reflect the changing species composition of locally available food resources.
Gold ion normally exists in an aqueous phase as a hydrated anion complex (AuCl4 −) with little or no tendency to be transferred to organic phase.
Data resulting from these studies have been useful in assessing whether or to what extent a specific ingredient or precursor will undergo thermal decomposition, their tendency to be transferred to the smoke intact, or possibly form a smoke constituent.
When the IS,min values are low, there is a greater tendency for a proton to transfer back to form the neutral acid, leading to a lower acidity and a higher pKa (Gross et al., 2001; Ma et al., 2004).
