Sentence examples for availability of the substrate from inspiring English sources

When a resource manager receives an instantiation request, it verifies the availability of the substrate resources according to the ISS requirements.

An increase in the availability of the substrate hypoxanthine may increase the rate of XO activity and, therefore, ROS production, and hypoxanthine levels increase with exercise, and especially with intense or anaerobic exercise.

In addition, lack of vascularization greatly reduces the availability of the substrate, luciferin, in the center region of a tumor.

The bioluminescent signal intensity is determined by two major factors, the accumulation of luciferase and the availability of the substrate luciferin.

Depending on the residual properties of the mutated proteins, interactions with partners, or the availability of the substrate may differ from natural heterozygosity, where both protein types cohabit since the beginning of their expression.

Whether a kinase is able to phosphorylate its substrate depends on multiple factors such as the physical localisation of both molecules, availability of the substrate to the kinase, but a very important factor, in case of a protein kinase, is the amino acid context surrounding the phospho acceptor.

The lower Km values of CauloGA compared with other GAs may imply that the enzyme plays a role in the environmental conditions of C. crescentus inhabitation in which the availability of the substrates is usually limited.

The availability of the substrates affects the amount of isoamyl acetate produced.

The current availability of the substrates and the bacterial population determine the uptake bounds of the exchange fluxes as shown in Equation 9.

The selection of the osmolytes depends on the duration of the osmotic stress and the availability of the substrates and osmolytes in the surroundings.

Metabolic Flux Analysis (MFA) provides information on cell responses to environment or genetic perturbations taking into account the regulation of the enzymes and the availability of the substrates.