Sentence examples for active alcohol from inspiring English sources

Seventeen out of 79 patients with alcoholic or mixed alcoholic cirrhosis admitted to active alcohol overconsumption.

Included patients had no history of factors impairing mental status, such as consumption of psychotropic drugs, active alcohol misuse, neurological (i.e. dementia, epilepsy, alcoholic seizures) and other than liver disease severe medical problems.

Models were then further adjusted for pre-existing diabetes (yes/no) and behavioural risk factors as categorical variables: physical activity (inactive (<3 h moderate or vigorous activity/week) or active), alcohol intake (none/occasional, light, heavy), social class (I and II, III non-manual, III manual, IV and V manual and armed forces).

On Day 15, participants were subjected to a laboratory alcohol craving test comprised of craving sessions induced by: i) active – alcohol specific cues, ii) neutral stimuli and iii) priming – intake of an alcoholic beverage (0.20 g ethanol/kg bodyweight).

Electroreduction of acetophenone in the presence of cinchonidine (CD) yielded two main products: the optically active alcohol, and the dimer product pinacol with no optical rotation.

The active alcohol sensing component Co3O4 nanoparticles (Co3O4 NPs) were coated on dense and porous MgAl2O4 substrates using a wet chemical based dip coating technique followed by annealing in air at 400 °C.

Candida antarctica lipase B (CAL-B) is one of the most useful enzymes for preparation of optically active alcohols and amines.

Alcohol dehydrogenases (ADHs) of the medium chain reductase (MDR) subfamily are valuable biocatalysts for the production of optically active alcohols and are now used routinely in industry for the preparation of synthetic intermediates.

For example, biocatalytic transformations are used in the synthesis of optically active alcohols.

Fusion enzyme-mediated biocatalytic system would be promising to enhance reaction efficiency of enzyme-coupled system for preparation of optically active alcohols.

There have been many reports on the synthesis of optically active alcohols using chemical and biological catalysts (Nakamura et al. 2003, Carey et al. 2006, Matsuda et al. 2009).