The phrase "acids falling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, environmental science, or metaphorical expressions where acids are described as descending or being released.
Example: "The experiment showed that the acids falling from the reaction created a hazardous environment."
Alternatives: "acids descending" or "acids dropping".
The molecular-volume scale ranges from 3 (glycine) to 170 (tryptophan), with the majority of amino acids falling between 30 and 130 [44].
With the variations of Sryη and Sryθ amino acids falling in the bridge domain, they may alter the interaction with proteins known to interact through the bridge domain of Sry, such as the KRAB containing proteins [ 26], resulting in altered epigenetic gene silencing of Sryη/Sryθ regulated genes [ 27].
Later work in Edgerton's laboratory showed that glycine and gaba, amino acids that inhibit communication between neurons, flood the spinal-cord area after an injury; with repetitive activity on the treadmill, the levels of these amino acids fall.
They found that between 2000 and 2009, levels of four types of trans fatty acids fell by an average of 58%.
Another reason to do this gradually and gently, he said, is that once you begin to exhaust your liver and muscle glycogen stores and your blood levels of amino acids fall low enough during exercise you run the risk of breaking down lean muscle and causing other types of potentially harmful hormonal imbalances.
Six of the peptide amino acids fall into the pockets of the binding site; they are defined as primary (positions 2 and 9) and secondary (positions 1, 3, 6 and 7) anchor positions.
On the basis of GCsyn, our results show that the 20 amino acids fall into three distinct groups.
Consequently, densely connected sets of sequences from different viral classes or exploiting different nucleic acids fall into the same connected component.
This distribution of fatty acids falls in the range of the results for the lipid compositions determined by Fontanille and co-workers (2012) using Y. lipolytica MUCL 28849 grown on various glucose and glycerol mixtures with volatile fatty acids (Table 2).
Acid precipitation occurs when sulfur or nitrogen borne on the prevailing winds mixes with atmospheric moisture to form sulfuric or nitric acid, falling earthward as acid rain, snow or fog.
Acid rain is the broad term used to describe several ways that a weak solution of inorganic acids, such as nitric and sulfuric acid, falls out of the atmosphere as rain, snow, mist and fog.
