Sentence examples for a major utilization of from inspiring English sources

The general decrease in aa content observed in Fe-deficient roots could be caused by different factors: (i) a major utilization of aa in the protein synthesis, (ii) an increase in their translocation to the leaves and (iii) a degradation and/or recycling of aa.

Research stresses the second major utilization of the stand.

Results indicate the major utilization of coastal and terrestrial ecozones and the predominance in the exploitation of mammals (pinnipeds and guanacos) in ancient occupations.

The Glyoxylate Shunt pathway is known to play a major role in utilization of fatty acids, which are metabolized to acetyl-CoA, a key intermediate for synthesis of many cellular components (Brigham et al. 2010).

Indirect costs such as transportation cost has been identified in many studies as a major obstacle to utilization of maternal health services [ 14, 34- 36].

Dental insurance is a major determinant of dental utilization [ 19, 20, 22].

Consistent with the role of ime-2 in protoperithecial formation, one of the predicted IME-2 phosphorylation targets present in the Scansite data set is NIT-2 (NCU09068), a major regulator of nitrogen utilization.

This might be the fact that studies were conducted in both rural and urban kebeles where the distance from health institution could be a major predictor of ANC utilization in rural areas.

Additionally, we found the following characteristics in the core Cronobacter core genome: utilization of arabinogalactan, a major component of plant gums; transport and utilization of xylose, a precursor to hemicellulose; galacturonate, the principal component of pectin; albicidin, a phytotoxin of Xanthomonas spp., resistance; β-carotene pigmentation, and several α and β glucosidases.

Since DHCR24 activity is a major determinant of relative pathway utilization, cell-type specific control of pathway utilization may involve epigenetic control of DHCR24 expression.

This indicates a major problem of under-utilization of private-for-profit hospitals.