Sentence examples for an active and robust from inspiring English sources
Collectively, the 'purpose' of the IE genes is to develop an active and robust environment in which to efficiently express the viral lytic programme.
For example nitrosylation of the tyrosine residue within the YF motif of Prx2 plays a crucial role in the regulation of disulfide bond formation under oxidative stress conditions resulting in a more active and robust peroxidase [ 64].
One of the greatest challenges in industrial biocatalyst development is the design of highly active and robust derivatives that are stable over a broad range of operational pH and temperatures, a requirement that is strongly associated with the immobilization method [ 9].
Our findings show the advantages in utilizing a metal-organic framework with DPEA for designing well-dispersed, highly active and robust N,S-codoped porous carbons immobilized with sulphide NP catalysts for Al-air batteries.
He passed away peacefully in his sleep at around 9.30pm surrounded by family members, he said, adding that right up to his death he was active and robust.
Now, she is one of the large number of Americans in their 70s who are still active and robust, without physical pain or limitations.
As one of the most active and robust live video streaming platforms available, Livestream's embrace of Google Glass is telling.
Highly active and robust nonprecious metal catalysts (NPMCs) are desperately required to address the cost and durability issues.
Developing highly active and robust electrode catalysts for oxygen reduction reaction, hydrogen evolution reaction, and oxygen evolution reaction is critical for realizing efficient energy conversion and storage devices.
The design of active and robust bimetallic nanocatalysts requires the control of the nanoscale alloying, phase-segregation and the correlation between nanoscale phase-segregation and catalytic properties.
Metallic transition-metal dichalcogenide (TMDC) nanomaterials have emerged as highly active and robust catalysts for energy conversion from renewable electricity or solar energy to fuels via electrochemical or solar-driven water-splitting technologies.
