The phrase "analyses of the substrate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts when discussing the examination or evaluation of a substrate, which is a surface or material on which a process occurs.
Example: "The analyses of the substrate revealed significant variations in its chemical composition."
Alternatives: "examinations of the substrate" or "evaluations of the substrate."
Further analyses of the substrates of AtHaspin and their downregulating mechanisms will provide insights into the regulation of cell division during plant growth and development.
The kcat value toward myo-inositol is approximately the same as that toward PPi, verifying that the kinetic analyses of the two substrates were carried out accurately.
Physical and chemical analyses of the two substrates involved the determination of bulk density, total porosity, air-filled porosity at 0.4 m, moisture release curve, pH and electrical conductivity.
A substitution of the movements of the proboscis by the activity of a muscle responsible for such movements, called M17 e.g., [6] [8], would also prove fruitful for further analyses of the neural substrates underlying long-term adjustments of a honeybee's PER.
As a result, most analyses of these substrates has been conducted with serial and inherently low-throughput methods such as HPLC, LC MS and NMR.
We began by analysing recombination of the substrates by an already available ZFR. ZFR300 consists of the catalytic domain of an activated Tn3 resolvase variant, linked to the Zif268 zinc finger DNA-binding domain (see Materials and Methods).
To assess whether our peptidyl-CMKs bound to rhomboid in a manner similar to the parent substrate, we analysed the sensitivity of the substrate and inhibitors to identical amino acid changes.
Analyses of modeled substrate complexes rationalize the observed R selectivity of AtHNL and pinpoint crucial differences to other HNLs such as HbHNL and MeHNL which explain the unexpected inversion of stereoselectivity.
The corresponding change in damping is studied through the static as well as dynamic finite element (FE) analyses of a substrate beam integrated with the UCLD/PCLD treatment.
