Sentence examples for availability of reduced from inspiring English sources

Access to allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation has expanded considerably with availability of reduced intensity conditioning regimens which is capable offering durable remissions even in poor-risk disease.

The apparent reason for this observation is availability of reduced electron carriers such as NADH2 to reduce MG under static conditions, whereas under shaking conditions both O2 and MG competes with these electron carriers leading to a decrease in decolorization (Du et al. 2011; Parshetti et al. 2006).

Despite easy availability of reduced calorie and artificially sweetened food/beverages we are expanding by the minute so that 68percentt of Americans are now overweight.

The reaction catalyzed by GPX highly depends on the availability of reduced glutathione (GSH) to provide electrons.

The availability of reduced riboflavin phosphate (FMNH2) was identified as the limiting bioluminescence substrate in the mammalian cell environment even after the addition of a constitutively expressed flavin reductase gene (frp) from Vibrio harveyi.

Thus availability of reduced GSH becomes an important antioxidant reserve of the cell.

Presence of double bond in the pyran ring of diosmin might affect the availability of reducing functional group and caused dissimilar behavior of diosmin from hesperidin and naringin.

Availability of reducing factors (e.g., NADH and NADPH) plays an important role in improving the efficacy of products conversion in cofactor-dependent production systems.

Principally, the biogenic synthesis employs plant extracts in aqueous form in the fabrication of noble nanoparticles for the reason that the availability of reducing agent is higher in the extract than the whole plant (Huang et al. 2007).

The common factor in the Optknock predictions was that each resulted in a predicted increase in the cellular ATP demand, either by creating ATP-consuming futile cycles or decreasing the availability of reducing equivalents and inorganic phosphate for ATP biosynthesis.

Increasing availability of reducing equivalents led to increased product formation for all cases except acetate.