The increased negative shift of the potentials indicates the increased effectiveness of the cathodic protection of photoanodes.
The form of the confinement potential indicates lateral electrostatic confinement of the electrons in the x-y plane.
The analysis of the improvement potential indicates a low improvement potential for the time in the hyperglycaemic range.
The onset potential indicates the electrode overpotential.
The zeta potential indicates the degree of charge present on suspended particles in dispersion.
At the lowest pH values, the zeta potential indicates lower negative values owing to the H+ adsorption on the negative charge of the particle surface.
In this insight, the pre-dawn water potentials indicate the seasonal differences of the soil water status, and the midday water potential indicates the species' specific ability of adaptation toward the current situation.
The term "Potential" indicates that there is logical or conclusive evidence, based on sequence analysis software or indirect information.
If respiration increases, the direction of the change in potential indicates whether the primary effect is upstream of Δψm (potential rises) or downstream (potential drops).
Qualitative analysis of the electrostatic surface potential indicates that the two sides of the deep antigen-binding cleft are positively and negatively charged, respectively (Figure 2).
