Sentence examples for carbon unit from inspiring English sources

Montange and Batey2 study a riboswitch that binds S-adenosylmethionine (SAM, a cofactor that donates a single carbon unit and that is required for many enzymes).

Specific reduction of single carbon unit (C1-CO2) two-carbonbon (C2-CH3COOH) cacidsylic acids was studied in a bio-electrochemical system (BES) via a three stage experimental design using BESA treated and untreated (control) anaerobic consortia.

Benjamin Görlach, Senior Fellow and Head of Economics and Policy Assessment at the Ecologic Institute in Berlin, Germany, introduced the concept of linking carbon markets, defining it as acceptance of a carbon unit issued under one scheme for compliance purposes under another.

The markets use tCO2 as carbon unit which can be converted into tC with the conversion factor the molecular weight ratio CO2 C = 44:12; both units are shown.

Folate (folic acid, FA), which is a donor number of carbon unit in vivo, is a necessary material to biosynthesize nucleic acids, amino and pantothenic acid, and its structure is shown in Fig. 1.

In C3 plants like A. thaliana, delta-13C is correlated with one of the targets for plant drought adaptation, namely Water Use Efficiency, i.e. the carbon unit gain per water unit loss, as a result of a balance between stomatal conductance and photosynthetic activity.

DLPC has 12 repeat carbon units (-CH2) while DSPC has 18 repeat carbon units [20], and then the length of DLPC molecule is shorter than that of DSPC molecule.

So what do Scoville units tell us about carbon units?

What Friese has done is go after hot stuff -- not carbon units, but Scoville units.

We must bow down with infinite gratitude for those artists who died for our sins, like the Millennial, self-aware carbon units we are.

As we pass 400 carbon units per million, it is clear that the world needs a new political perspective, where we are not splintered into our "issues," but stand together with the Earth.