Sentence examples for catalyse them from inspiring English sources

If David Cameron or the minister for environment want to courier me their jeans I'd be more than happy to catalyse them.

Should genius be conceptualised only as the grunt work of sitting down and penning music – or is a necessary part of it also the ability to bring the best out of songwriters, to catalyse them to transcend themselves, as Aaliyah undoubtedly did?

Where possible, the reactions were associated to genes that encode the proteins which catalyse them, with Boolean relationships.

As already mentioned, untargeted investigations of new biochemical pathways can rarely associate metabolic reactions with the enzymes that catalyse them without subsequent genetic intervention or recombinant protein studies.

Yet gene activity can only give a very dim outline of the activity of a metabolic network since much regulation occurs at the post-transcriptional, or even post-translational level, for example, by allosteric interactions among metabolites and the enzymes that catalyse them [ 23, 24].

Loosely speaking, h represents the maximum distance across which the replicators can pass metabolites to each other between the reactions they catalyse on them, and also the maximum distance from which the monomers – the end product of the metabolic reaction network – can be recruited by the template strand for its replication.

To initiate RNA synthesis, the Pol II OC apparently binds two NTPs opposite the template strand in positions −1 and +1, and orients them to catalyse formation of the first phosphodiester bond.

Continuous advances in light and photonic technologies, many of them catalysed by the invention of the laser in 1962, have made available a broad set of powerful optical and spectroscopic tools, which scientists have employed in various analytical investigations aiding archaeologists, historians and conservators in their studies and practice.

During and after translation, different cleavages of the viral polyprotein take place, most of them catalysed by the viral protease 3C, resulting in the release of different processing intermediates and mature proteins (reviewed in [15]).

Indeed, a given enzymatic complex can sometimes be characterized not by a global EC number but by several EC numbers, because it contains several active sub-units that participate in different activities (e.g. the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex), as each of them catalyses a different reaction.

Choking them would only catalyse anti-European sentiment and would be the last, potentially fatal, wrong turn for the eurozone.