Sentence examples for were removed less from inspiring English sources

Carboxy-terminated polymer coated silver nanoparticles (fn-Ag) were removed less effectively (88% removal) than hydroxylated fullerenes (fullerols; >90% removal), nano TiO2 (>95% removal) or aqueous fullerenes (nC60; >95% removal).

Today Ellis's plaque is the only one left; three others were removed less than a year after their installation in 2013, while the 58 others never went much farther than the workshop where they were made.

This may be accompanied by hypercarboxemia — an increase in the level of carbon dioxide in the blood, because it is removed less quickly by the lowered respiratory rate and gas exchange.

The accumulation mode of DPM are the particles, which are removed less efficiently by ventilation systems.

In general, Hg2+ was removed less effectively from the aqueous solutions than Cd2+.

When Apple's store first launched everyone could view exactly how many people had downloaded a given application, but this data was removed less than a day after launch (now the best estimate is to look at the total number of reviews).

He was placed on the transfer list in September 2008, but was removed less than two weeks later.

The systemic clearance (CL) of C225-HAuNS was significantly slower than that of the apt-HAuNS group, which may be interpreted as the C225-HAuNS being removed less efficiently by the cells of the reticuloendothelial system.

A possible explanation for these results is that deleterious mutations are removed less efficiently from a population of genetically robust genotypes, therefore interfering with the fixation of beneficial mutations.

Croy and Wogan noted that the AFB1 FAPY lesion is removed less efficiently in mammalian cells than is the initially formed AFB1– N7-dG cationic adduct, whereas both lesions are repaired with equal efficiencies in bacteria.

In keeping with this, gymnosperm TEs appear to be removed less frequently by unequal recombination than those in angiosperm genomes (Nystedt et al. 2013), a key outcome being the development of very large genomes that are characteristic of this lineage (Bennett and Leitch 2005).