Sentence examples for changes the selectivity from inspiring English sources

The differential behavior of these four complexes highlights the impact of structural alterations, where changing the chelating ligand changes the selectivity toward a wide range of cell lines.

The presence of acid groups on the copolymer chain changes the selectivity of the cobalt promoter, and in turn, the relative reaction rate in the thermoplastic-rich and the UP-rich phase during polymerization.

A single missense mutation in AtCLCa changes the selectivity from NO3− to Cl− [ 92, 93].

Both the central gate and inner gate serve as selectivity filters, and mutagenesis of the participating residues changes the selectivity quite substantially.

Further optimization of 1a, changed the selectivity profile of these inhibitors.

Interestingly, additional methyl substitution in the 6 position of the cyclohexyl ring changed the selectivity of the catalyst from predominantly tetramerization to a 1 1 mixture of 1-hexene and 1-octene.

This enabled us to demonstrate how one or two round straps along the cod-end axis may change the selectivity of the cod-end compared with a reference cod-end, without round straps.

Since the catalyst involved in MCI technology was initially designed for moderate cracking and improving CN value, in spite of the existence of zeolite beta, ultra-stable Y, and silica alumina as the cracking component, tailoring the processing parameters including temperatures, space velocity probably could not change the selectivity of naphtha fraction significantly.

These differences are expected to change the selectivity of the enzymes for substrates and inhibitors bearing large chains oriented toward this pocket.

These ligands reveal that a single atom is sufficient to change the selectivity profile of a compound.

For example, a change of G (in RF1 and RF2) in position 138 (boxed in Fig 1A) to P (in RFH) should not change the selectivity of the RFs towards positions 2 and three of the stop codon, but may change the selectivity towards the first position.