Sentence examples for by altering the substrate from inspiring English sources
Improvement of the mechanical properties of a SiOx/PET composite can be achieved by altering the substrate.
It was found that the affinity of BCRP to substrates can be modulated by altering the substrate specificity of multi-drug transporters.
By altering the substrate recognition of ubiquitin-protein ligases, their robust proteolytic activity can be re-directed to recruit and accelerate the degradation of other cellular targets.
By altering the substrate use and the relative ratios of AgNPs and CNTs, the formation and propagation of cracks can be properly engineered, leading to piezoresistive strain sensors with enhanced sensitivity and robustness.
The electron irradiation in the ECR plasma was identified by using Langmuir single probe equipped with a designed simulated substrate and the irradiation mode was found to be controlled directly by altering the substrate bias voltage.
In several enzyme families, changes in the domain alliances are known to modulate the enzyme function, usually by altering the substrate specificity or enzyme efficiency.
In this work, we discovered that by altering the substrates and the relative ratios of AgNPs and CNTs, we can tune the formation and propagation of cracks within the composites, leading to piezoresistive strain sensors with enhanced sensitivity and robustness.
We reasoned that these mutations may improve substrate efflux by enlarging the substrate path, altering the substrate efflux dynamics and facilitating the assembly of the AcrB-TolC complex.
This model does not rule out the possibility that APN increases the transporter's substrate affinity by altering the thermodynamics of substrate binding, whether through direct (BAT1 binding site) or allosteric means.
At the same time, the effect of the substrate on ME effect is theoretically studied by altering the thickness of the substrate.
Therefore, OSU1 might have a strong effect on overall metabolism and affect the response by altering the concentration of substrates critical in the C or N sensing pathways.
