Sentence examples for abundant reduced from inspiring English sources

H2S and thiosulfate are the most abundant reduced inorganic sulfur species in the environment.

Finally, Bulleid's group carried out a redox titration in vitro to measure the standard redox potential of the C94 C131 disulphide and found a value of −275 mV, showing that this is a strong disulphide bond, which would be reduced only when there is abundant reduced substrate present.

GSH is the most abundant reducing agent in the cytoplasm, facilitating the detachment of herceptin from the QDs by breaking the PEG-herceptin linkage.

The growing demand for energy for transportation and industrial processes stimulates the search for new energetic renewable matrixes to replace fossil fuels that have limited reserves, turning feasible the use of agroindustrial residues that besides being abundant reduce the environmental impact [ 1, 2].

Regression with only the top 10%% most abundant proteins increased the correlation coefficient to 0.4 with the RNAseq data, whereas use of the lower 90%% of the abundant proteins reduced the correlation coefficient to 0.14 (data not shown).

Their abundant folate reduces levels of homocysteine, the cardiovascular risk factor, which can build up in our blood, while their store of potassium helps lower blood pressure.

Unfortunately, abundant proteins were not significantly depleted, while less abundant proteins were reduced or sometimes eliminated (data not shown) [ 24].

Fatty acids are the most abundant form of reduced carbon chains available from nature and have diverse uses ranging from food to industrial feedstocks.

At the time marine life first evolved, iron was extremely abundant in the reduced form Fe(ii), but as photosynthetic organisms restructured the chemistry of the ocean through evolution of excess oxygen, it became less and less abundant because of the very low solubility of the Fe(iii) form.

Abundant cDNAs were reduced in frequency by subtractive hybridization.

c Turnover in terms of changes in relative abundance of the resident organisms (a j), with some rare species becoming abundant (1), prominent species reduced in abundance (2), and reduction or complete elimination of other species (3).