Sentence examples for accelerated mobility from inspiring English sources

The non-reducing gel revealed identical accelerated mobility of LDL-R at the earliest time point, regardless of expression of ChaC1, indicating that glutathione depletion also had no drastic effect on the earlier oxidative phase of LDL-R maturation.

At CD3CN contents higher than 17 vol %, a reduction of the relative signal intensity of FeCp 2@2 a CD 3CN-Br was observed indicating a partial release of some of the encapsulated ferrocenes from their hosts 2 a CD 3CN-Br due to the accelerated mobility of CuBr, which is in agreement with the observed partial rearrangement of the supramolecules at high CD3CN contents.

These results imply that THF seldom disturbed the behavior of BF4− ions but accelerated the mobility of Li+ ions at AC electrode.

In recent years, the metal doping or binary oxide photo-catalyst systems, particularly graphene-TiO2 nanocomposites, have attracted much attention due to their extraordinary characteristics, i.e., (i) photocatalyst activity enhancement, and (ii) accelerated electron mobility to reduce the charge recombination.

Thus, 28% of TtoA (means of three independent experiments) exhibited an accelerated electrophoretic mobility (black dot), provided that it was denatured at 22 °C instead of 95 °C.

The stronger impact of DST on the overall phosphorylation status of Gab2 is also reflected by its accelerated electrophoretic mobility compared to the docking protein in lysates from IM or DMSO treated K562 and Bcr-Abl-transformed Ba/F3 cells.

The accelerated electrophoretic mobility of Gab2 was accompanied by a drastic reduction in its overall tyrosine phosphorylation, while the specific phosphorylation of Y452 was quite resilient in K562 cells as reported previously [ 9].

If long-acting contraceptives were more widely used, they might accelerate social mobility.

The alternative Queen's speech argues that Cameron can win by combining traditional Tory messages with policies that accelerate social mobility and empower ordinary people.

Increasing temperature can disrupt the hydrogen bonding interaction between chains and accelerate their mobility.

BT chief executive Gavin Patterson said: "This is a major milestone for BT as it will allow us to accelerate our mobility plans and increase our investment in them".