Sentence examples for as a strong catalyst from inspiring English sources

Nickel acts as a strong catalyst inducing the dissolution of carbon from diamond into the metal.

However, both photocurrent and open-circuit voltage in the SSDSSC degraded rapidly during the first minutes of measurements under illumination by factors of ~3 and ~2, respectively, most probably due to photooxidation processes, since CdS is known as a strong catalyst under certain conditions [27, 28].

Indeed, the markets may now begin to act as a stronger catalyst for change than the single currency managed to be on its own.

Patent battles have become a strong catalyst for mergers, reducing competition in various domains.

The carbon may act as a strong link for TNT and catalyst deposited which is Pt-Ru and makes it distributed evenly on the surface of support.

Lehman Brothers said it sees a continuation of demand strength from both consumer and storage business segments into the second quarter with restructuring benefits "as strong catalysts for near-term upside" to estimates.

During the catalytic process, the Ag2O species on the catalyst acts as a strong oxidizing agent which gets reduced readily by the soot carbon to metallic Ag.

Supercritical water may act as a strong solvent and also a reactant, as well as catalyst promoting reaction process.

An important observation was the fact that the applied peptide formed very strong complexes with the copper catalyst, which required the use of bispidine as a strong chelating agent to remove cytotoxic copper species.

Since β-barrel proteins are thermodynamically self-inserting above 30C [ 122], and Chlorobacteria are either thermophiles or grow remarkably slowly, they may manage, as the first negibacterium must have done [ 31], without help from such strong catalysts of insertion as Omp85.

In this regard, it is very interesting indeed to note the high trichome-specific expression of peroxidase 1, which must be a strong candidate as catalyst for the first (and possibly the second) oxidation reaction which is proposed in Fig.  3, if an enzyme were to be involved.