Sentence examples for because the substrate is from inspiring English sources
Because the substrate is a type of cellulose-rich materials, only carbon dioxide and carbon materials were produced from the substrate when the NCP-based PSCs were disposed by flame burning.
The light absorption can be written as ( A=1- R ), because the substrate is metallic and there is no transmission.
Because the substrate is present as a solid, the cellulases stay attached to the insoluble solids fraction.
In SSF hydrolysis mode, no free glucose (or other free sugar) is initially present because the substrate is washed PCS solids.
The proposed decarboxylase enzyme would conduct the same chemical transformation as mevalonate pyrophosphate decarboxylase but in an ATP-independent manner because the substrate is already phosphorylated in the correct position for decarboxylation.
We were unable to accurately determine the Km for mevalonate-3-phosphate-5-kinase, however, because the substrate is not commercially available and the detection limit of our assay is 30 μM substrate.
The reactions carried out by the microwave and made without the use of an organic solvent, because, the substrates are mixed directly or, in our case, the subtract is mixed with silica which is inactive in the reaction.
However, the surface temperature of the Sn particles is believed to have been approximately the same as the plasma temperature (several thousands of degrees Celsius [18]) because the substrate was covered completely by the plasma.
The present multilayer catalysts are able to perform without fading for many cycles, presumably because the bondings in the substrate are predominantly covalent.
This is because diffusion between the coating and the substrate was promoted and a diffusion layer approximately 30-μm thick was formed by laser heating and melting.
Thus, if a reaction includes two substrates and an activator where the concentration of one substrate is zero, but the activator and the other substrate concentration are high, the output rule is zero: the reaction rate should be zero because one of the substrates is absent.
