Sentence examples similar to catalysed change from inspiring English sources

This may be a result of reduced acid-catalysed changes as acidic protons may be released more rapidly from thinner specimens.

Pin1-catalysed conformational changes can have profound effects on phosphorylation signalling by regulating a spectrum of target activities.

Among the products generated from pPLAIIIδ-catalysed reactions, PA might be partially responsible for the change in the auxin response detected in plants with altered pPLAIIIδ expression.

At the laboratory scale, BMIMCl pretreatment and ball-milling did not obviously change the bagasse biomass composition, whereas acid-catalysed EC/EG pretreatment resulted in a significant increase in the glucan content and decreases in both lignin and xylan contents in the resulting fibre.> -wrap-foot> – Not detected.

Neglecting the effect of velocity change on conversion in a gaseous plug flow solid catalysed reactor can lead to an overestimation of conversion by a factor of 3 or underestimation of reactor size for a given conversion by factors of 2 or more in highly exothermic adiabatic cases.

The drastic change in free energy which is accompanied by the reaction catalysed by AOX is believed to be liberated as heat in thermogenic plants.

Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) have been used to identify the changes in the thermal and kinetic behaviour of the catalysed composite propellant.

Bio-catalysed hydrogenations using H2 gas as the reductant should lead to no change in the solution pH as both H atoms of H2 are incorporated into the final product and there is no additional byproduct from the reaction (Scheme 1).

Formic acid did not elicit any change in tryptophan fluorescence, suggesting that this moiety of substrate and one product of the KynB-catalysed reaction does not interact with the active site tryptophan.

This approach introduces three measures of functional similarity — comparison of bond changes, reaction centres and structure similarity of substrate(s) and product(s) — derived from the biochemical reaction catalysed by any given enzyme.

Rejected by management and government, the Plan nevertheless catalysed ideas for the democratisation of technological development in society.