Sentence examples for accumulating conditions from inspiring English sources

Altogether, the data presented in herein suggest that for R. jostii RHA1 during N-limited storage accumulating conditions the storage production to efficiently save the C-source, while the reaction fluxes remain somewhat similar to the profile in the immediately preceding period when its growth was not limited.

These data indicate that, although the native BciB is able to reduce the 8V group of Pchlide, the preferred substrate for this enzyme is 8V Chlide, with only a small amount of 8E Pchlide detected in the WT when grown under pigment accumulating conditions.

Previous studies indicated that acylglycine in urine reflects an accumulating condition of acyl-CoA ester in mitochondria (4).

Although the majority of people accumulated conditions one-at-a-time, some participants jumped from zero to two conditions, or from one to three, or even from zero to three conditions.

We mined the data presented in table S1 of Lynch et al. (2008) to obtain a list of transitions and transversions accumulating under conditions of neutral genetic drift.

To further understand the constraints imposed by the environmental MOMA objective function, the possible variability of fluxes through 19 central metabolic reactions during N-limited storage-accumulating conditions were compared to fluxes through the same reactions during non-limited growth obtained by C-MFA.

In addition, remnant lipoproteins, which are more likely to accumulate during conditions of partially reduced lipolysis, may be subject to reduced clearance through heparin sulfate proteoglycans under these conditions [ 40].

Without some massive and cathartic turnaround, the generation in their 20s, in the west, will never accumulate pay, conditions or savings at the level their parents did.

These accumulated watershed conditions were present even though both water supply reservoirs were at capacity, indicating that stresses in the tributaries were persisting, with implications for fisheries and late summer flows, and local groundwater declines were likely.

Interestingly, it is known that the phosphorylated RNA polymerase II large subunit (POLIIo) accumulated under conditions of heat shock [48].

It is accumulated under conditions of limiting growth when an excess of carbon source is available and other nutrients are deficient [65].