Sentence examples for catalysing up from inspiring English sources

Isomerases are present in the metabolism and genome of most living organisms, catalysing up to 4% of the biochemical reactions present in central metabolism, in particular, carbohydrate metabolism.

The Abbott government says the infrastructure package in Tuesday's budget will "catalyse" up to $40bn in new investments – but its own specific contribution, depending on where you cut it, is in the order of only $5bn.

On the other, the fact that such ribozymes can have the same type of molecules, i.e., RNA oligonucleotides, as effectors and as products of the reactions they catalyse opens up a path to cascading several processing stages for molecular signals.

We found that programme implementers across the three settings require multiple steps to catalyse scale-up.

That price-tag may sound hefty but it's orders of magnitude smaller than the cost of the PR2 — and its makers are anticipating that scaled down price will catalyse take-up of UBR-1 among research communities.

This may be explained by the fact that not TP, but the closely related uridine phosphorylase (UP), catalysed this conversion.

"But here we are catalysing a project from the ground up".

"But here we are catalysing a project from the ground up". He added: "Without our capital we know this plant would not have been built". The power deal helps close the gap between Microsoft and companies such as Google, which made earlier moves towards buying their electricity directly from windfarms, said Gary Cook, technology campaigner for Greenpeace.

Aid Effectiveness in the Sustainable Development Goals Era Comment on ""It's About the Idea Hitting the Bull's Eye": How Aid Effectiveness Can Catalyse the Scale-up of Health Innovations".

In 2010, UNAIDS/WHO proposed Treatment 2.0 to catalyse further scale-up of HIV treatment, promoting innovation in drugs and diagnostics and decentralizing HIV services closer to patients and their communities [ 37].

Investing in ecosystem-based adaptation-driven-agriculture and its linkages to sustainable commercial value chains could boost farmers' incomes and create up to 17 million jobs while catalysing an agricultural sector that is expected to be worth $1 trillion by 2030.