Sentence examples for To koning from inspiring English sources

None of these, to Koning's chagrin, gathered critical plaudits and all were more a source of trouble than pride for the novelist.

According to Koning et al. [ 13]. some anthropometric measurements, including abdominal and waist circumferences, can contribute to estimate IAAT, and be useful in the diagnosis of NAFLD, with some advantages such as easy applicability, low cost and the nonrequirement of specialized training.

The pseudo first order kinetics, which is equal to kon x [BHQ-RC24], was estimated from the exponential decay fitting of the experimental points.

Apparent equilibrium dissociation constants (Kd) were then calculated as the ratio of koff to kon.

Assuming kon DM/ l -cit) is similar to kon(TM/ l -cit) and kon DM/ADMA), then koff DM/ l -cit) is predicted to be ∼500 s–1.

When referring to kon and koff rates of the p75 TrkA interaction, we specifically refer to hf1 and hb1 and for the heterodimer mechanism and lf1 and lb1 and for the ligand-passing mechanism.

Similar findings were obtained from the salt dependences of the steady-state kinetic parameters, where the diffusion-controlled kcat/ Km showed a salt dependence similar to kon, while kcat (limited by product release) was weakly dependent on salt.

The previous analysis under non-saturating conditions indicates that either a dissociation constant of 0.1 nM or 0.5 nM for the prothrombinase complex can recapitulate our empirical data depending on the values assigned to kon and koff.

International visitors are rarely aware of how important surfing is in modern Peruvian culture – another reason that a visit to Kon-Tiki can add colour to a trip.

She owns a painting of a purple man, a watercolour by Cézanne, which she sings to daily in the hope that he will sing back, and she feeds tomato juice to Kon's plant (though perhaps she does this out of spite).

Audiences in Norway flocked to Kon-Tiki (Joachim Rønning, Espen Sandberg); the film was visually lavish, though the real-life adventures of Thor Heyerdahl and his companions crossing the Pacific in a balsa-wood raft could have been told with greater gusto.