The phrase "a catalysis of" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct term is "a catalyst for" or "a catalysis in," depending on the context.
Example: "The new policy served as a catalyst for significant change in the organization."
Alternatives: "a trigger for" or "a spark of".
The nature of the coupled chemical reaction indicates a chemical catalysis of an electrochemical reaction.
An increase in pH above 3.3 causes a significant catalysis of Zn Ni deposition with a simultaneous decrease of the nickel in coatings.
Furthermore, the comparison with the AOMT1 and FAOMT characterized previously [ 11, 12] showed that AOMT2 variants characterized in this study tend to produce a lower proportion of Mv 3-glc, with a preferential catalysis of the 3' O-methylation.
The processes, involving mixed complexes of silver II) AgII bipy L2+n (n = 1,2), are relevant of a chemical catalysis of electrochemical oxidations.
The results showed a synergistic catalysis of combined halogenated compounds with Ni2O3 in promoting the formation of the residual char during combustion.
It is also possible that the acyl-ACPs, which are synthesized by Synechocystis AAS, could be in turn transacylated to acyl-CoAs by a reverse catalysis of acetyl-CoA-ACP-transacylase (EC 2.3.1.38) type reaction.
Using a model for catalysis of a dynamic equilibrium, the role of constraint in catalysis is quantified.
Numerous biocorrosion studies have stated that biofilms formed in aerobic seawater induce an efficient catalysis of the oxygen reduction on stainless steels.
In RNase A-polynucleotide catalysis, mutation of substrate binding subsite residues has resulted in 2 16-fold increase in the Km of the variants [14], [15].
[4 9] In principle, microbes can promote the oxidation of pyrite via a direct enzymatic attack or through catalysis of a reaction step that does not involve the pyrite surface.
