Sentence examples for an enhanced consumption from inspiring English sources
H2 addition leads to the depletion of important building blocks for particle formation, namely of polyacetylenes due to an enhanced consumption of important radicals by H2, which are required for the fast build-up of carbonaceous material.
An explanation for the comparable sRAGE levels in AKI might be an enhanced consumption of this molecule.
Two metabolic adaptations have been recognized as hallmarks of cancer cells: (1) an increased utilization of glucose to produce lactate through the glycolytic pathway and (2) an enhanced consumption of glutamine by reductive carboxylation to sustain anabolic processes.
Evidence supporting an enhanced consumption of long-chain n-3 PUFAs includes Dunder's et al. [ 4] study in which children with atopic eczema were found to have lower serum levels of EPA and DHA than non-atopic children, despite similar levels of fish consumption.
The FitnessOle strain showed significantly enhanced growth in oleate culture with enhanced consumption of oleate.
With its two all-point multi-touch displays Acer ICONIA offers an enhanced content consumption experience and brings the interaction with the tablet to a new level.
We have reported that deletion of the pka1 gene leads to an enhanced oxygen consumption even with high glucose levels [ 1], elevated intracellular ROS and basal Sty1 phosphorylation [ 1], and this promotes cell survival without the need of calorie restriction-driven hormotic activation of stress responses.
A further complication is that low serum PUFA levels are associated with active allergy, this may either indicate a protective effect of n-3 fatty acids, or enhanced consumption of these fatty acids during inflammation.
Increase in world population leads to enhanced consumption of electrical energy.
Kinetic modeling suggests that the promoting effects of TMS are related to enhanced consumption and/or reduced production of HO2.
Thus, unlimited access to sucrose early in life reduced motivation for sucrose rewards and preferentially enhanced consumption of freely-available food over more palatable food that required work to obtain.
