Sentence examples for by conversion of water from inspiring English sources

This could uplift transport restriction by conversion of water soluble drug into lipid soluble prodrug [ 300].

When swelling of the pocket of water is no longer possible, the osmotic pressure gradient is abolished by conversion of the water in the pocket from LDW to HDW or from HDW to LDW, with efflux of the accumulated solute.

However, to diffuse the restriction imposed by BBB conversion of water soluble drug into lipid soluble prodrug could be a complete solution [ 274].

To conclude, we have shown that uraemic toxins creatol and N-methylguanidine are geN-methylguanidine are of creatinine in water in the presence of various forms of carbon fullerene C60, CEMNPs, and MWCNTs and oxygenerated

Several approaches under investigation include the generation of biofuels from biomass, the generation of biofuels by algae, and the direct conversion of water and carbon dioxide to fuels by the use of solar energy.

For example, it was found that a solute which partitioned preferentially into low density water (LDW) (eg. K+) created local osmotic pressure gradients which could only be abolished by conversion of LDW to high density water (HDW).

Cyanase consumes bicarbonate (H2CO3), which is supplied through the conversion of water (H2O) and carbon dioxide (CO2) by the enzyme carbonic anhydrase (Ebbs 2004) (fig. 1 A).

Both grain yield and gross margin are divided by total water to obtain an insight into how well farmers managed the conversion of water into yield and money in the year 1997.

Aerosols that are effective for the conversion of water vapour to ice crystals are referred to as ice nuclei.

"This is a technique by which we can estimate the temperature of the surface of the Earth from the sensors on the Landsat satellite, and from that we can measure evapotranspiration (the conversion of water to water vapour).

A model is proposed for growth of hydrate in oil, in which a hydrate shell forms on a water droplet, followed by additional conversion of the water core to hydrate.