Sentence examples for a better precursor from inspiring English sources

The experimental results show that hemp hurd is a better precursor than hemp bast for the preparation of activated carbons.

This process may benefit from automation or a revised synthetic protocol, such as one including a better precursor leaving group for the final step of the radiosynthetic procedure (step c, Fig. 2).

I do not know of any data that establish, at the cellular level, that ARG is a better precursor of nitric oxide (NO) than CIT or vice versa.

Ferrocene was found to be a better catalyst precursor in the studied conditions since iron pentacarbonyl decomposes at lower temperatures resulting in the excessive growth of catalyst particles.

But for all the Star Wars and Star Trek resonances in this mission, Robert Heinlein's The Man Who Sold the Moon seems a better fictional precursor.

In addition, other small RNA molecules that existed in symbiosis with autocatalytic RNA molecules underwent natural selection for their ability to catalyze useful secondary reactions such as the production of better precursor molecules.

For the loading on protonated titanate nanotubes, active metal with cation groups was better precursors than anion ones.

To improve drug-like properties, including bioactivity and stability or to produce better precursors for semi-synthetic routes, one needs to generate non-natural derivatives from known fungal secondary metabolites.

Several cellular processes have been implicated in improved productivity, including a better utilisation of precursors, higher expression of biosynthesis genes, higher gene dosage and mutations in the regulatory genes controlling gene expression or other steps of the biosynthesis [ 12].

Optimized conditions and a better understanding of the precursor decomposition mechanism yield to very homogenously distributed Pt nanoparticles with very narrow size distributions and median sizes of around 2 nm on well specified commercially available metal oxide nanoparticles.

"It would have been a precursor to a better, dignified life".