The phrase "addition of chains" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of adding chains, whether in a mathematical, scientific, or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The addition of chains in the molecular structure significantly altered the compound's properties."
Alternatives: "inclusion of chains" or "incorporation of chains".
For unsteady-state continuous-flow stirred reactors, the mathematical description is based on population balance equations for branch formation and growth by addition of chains of distributed molecular weight (MW).
Addition of chains is defined by.
SCF complexes are well-known mediators of protein degradation, directing specific substrates to the 26 S proteosome by addition of chains of ubiquitin, a small protein added covalently to lysine residues on the target [ 15- 17].
As expected, because of their predisposition to chain transfer, the acrylate systems were minimally affected by changes in Ri and the addition of chain transfer agent.
The morphologies of the polymerization-induced phase separation depended strongly on the arm number, propagation rate of the vinyl monomers, and the addition of chain transfer or cross-linking agents.
Addition of chain extender such as butanediol could improve the strength of lignin-containing RPFs.
However, the addition of chain extender, such as 3.5% butanediol, improved the compressive strength of the foam, as shown in Figure 9, because the chain extender increased the accessibility of hydroxyl groups in lignin.
The gimmicky additions of chain-and-dog-lead prints, to say nothing of the rubber piping and spikes, were just annoying.
Alternatively, the region around M21 might be important for other aspects of APC/C-dependent ubiquitylation such as the addition of ubiquitin chains, or the pattern of the added chains that could alter the affinity for the proteasome.
Using a biochemical assay, we show that GREUL1 catalyzes the addition of polyubiquitin chains.
The addition of branched chains results in a lateral shift to increasing area, proportional to the fraction and projected area of both straight and branched chains.
