Sentence examples for catalyzing effect from inspiring English sources

For as the famous video of the Rodney King beating illustrated, a visual record of an event can have a hugely catalyzing effect.

Those intimate stories had never been shared in such a wide and public fashion and the reception of "Roots" had a catalyzing effect on the imagination of many black writers.

Such changes can be attributed to the catalyzing effect of sulfonic residues and chain defects of the polymer.

Experimental data by Berndt and co-workers suggested that magnetite's catalyzing effect on FTT synthesis is maintained during reaction under high water pressures [17].

The onset decomposition temperature and isothermal dehydrogenation kinetics were measured to identify the catalyzing effect of NiCl2 on the dehydrogenation properties of LiAlH4.

In addition, it is clear in our observation that silver nanoparticles start their catalyzing effect (the two-step mechanism) by digging silicon at depths of 1 2 μm. Figure 7 Cross-section SEM image of sample C showing both protecting and catalyzing effect of Ag nanoparticles.

The results indicate that ZHS/GO imparts a good flame retardancy on PVC at low filler loadings which are probably due to the shielding effect of GO and the catalyzing charring effect of ZHS (Fig. 9 and Table 2).

"That's usually what the mentality is, that it's a way to get leaner and lose weight, but doing other things outside of running will probably have a better effect at catalyzing that result," he says.

However, if the GSTA1 catalyzed an attack prior to the rate-determining step on the parental 90CE at a sufficient rate as to decrease the potential for DNA cross-linking by ∼85% (e.g., by catalyzing halide loss), effects on the kinetics and magnitude of H+ liberation would be expected.

Thus, a rapid response and highly sensitive non-aggregation colorimetric sensor for the determination of Fe3+ has been developed based on the signal amplification effect of catalyzing H2O2 to oxidize AuNRs.

These toxins exert their toxic effect by catalyzing transfer of the ADP-ribose portion of NAD to diphthamide, a modification that inactivates eEF-2 and leads to cell death [5].