Sentence examples for be a limiting step from inspiring English sources

Moreover, experimental evidence suggests that the biosynthesis of acetyl-CoA could be a limiting step in the complex multifactor-dependent biosynthesis of acylglycerides and point to acetyl-CoA synthetase (ACS) as a key enzyme in the process.

In vitro digestion models have been developed to estimate carotenoid bioavailability but most do not consider that their diffusion from fruit matrix to the lipid phase of the bolus could be a limiting step.

The characteristic time obtained for oxygen uptake rate (54 s−1) was among the characteristic times determined for oxygen transfer (13 129 s−1) under different operating conditions, suggesting that the oxygen transfer rate under certain operating conditions could be a limiting step in the bioconversion process.

Different methods include different mechanisms of action of antioxidants, while during extraction of antioxidants, solubility of the antioxidant in reaction media can be a limiting step since there is always an insoluble fraction of material [2].

Transcriptome profiling of N. crassa has revealed that the expression of most lignocellulase genes are significantly induced at early time points (16 h), but rapidly declines thereafter, implying that RESS exists in N. crassa and might be a limiting step of lignocellulase synthesis (Wang et al. 2010), which agrees with our findings.

Given the remarkable difference in photosynthetic performance between Schiedea species from different habitats, we focused on the "photosynthetic" Rubisco enzyme, the efficiency of which is known to be a limiting step in plant photosynthesis.

Conversion of estrone to estradiol is a limiting step in the process.

In the nanoimprint lithography (NIL) process the mould release is a limiting step.

Purification of lectins is a limiting step for its uses in the area of biotechnology.

Design of heat transfer equipments for SBCRs is a limiting step in sizing and scale up of them.

There is a poor understanding of the impacts of trace elements (TEs3) on substrate hydrolysis, which is a limiting step for energy production during AD.