Sentence examples for by a lower content from inspiring English sources

Raw spirits obtained from the fermentation of thick juice worts were characterized by a lower content of higher alcohols than those obtained by Balcerek and Pielech-Przybylska [ 11] following the fermentation of starch mashes (from triticale) with the Ethanol Red® yeast strain.

H NMR spectroscopy of the plasma samples revealed that the cow that responded abnormally to PG was characterized by a lower content of isopropanol, isobutyrate, β-hydroxybuturate, acetate, acetone and acetoacetate shortly after feeding (0.5 h) compared with the respective arterial and portal plasma samples from the two control cows.

For 39 genes we found a decreased mRNA level at pH 9 in comparison to pH 7.5 whereby for 26 corresponding proteins a lower content was indicated by lower peptide numbers in at least one fraction and for four of them a significant lower abundance at pH 9 was observed (Table 1).

Among the countries expected to be worst hit by a lower nutritional content of rice would be Bangladesh and Madagascar.

GR activity decreased was accompanied by a lower GSH content, suggesting that predominantly GSH oxidation took place under water stress.

The other samples are characterized by a lower Mg content, with the exception of WP5, diluted sea water, which contains 963 ppm.

In particular, these authors observed a reduced weight loss in the TG curves of fossil and ancient bones compared with more recent bones, which may essentially be accounted for by a lower percentage content of organic matter in the former than in the latter.

Apoptotic cells are characterized by a lower DNA content (hypodiploid cells) because of nuclear fragmentation.

Luminal B tumours differ from Luminal A by a lower quantative content of hormone receptors.

Accordingly, a decrease in endogenous reserves, as reflected by a lower glycogen content upon cultivation in light, has also been observed in T. reesei (Farkas et al. 1990).

We hypothesize that phages may prefer integrating in structurally more flexible regions of the chromosomes characterized by lower content of intrinsically bent DNA, a weak sequence periodicity, and probably higher transcriptional activity.