Sentence examples for chemical consequence from inspiring English sources

Instead, a native dNTP may directly contribute to deprotonation of the 3′-OH because in the ternary complex of a nonreactive incoming nucleotide (dNMPNPP) a similar water molecule is stably bound to the 3′-OH without a chemical consequence.

However, the formation of ONOO- represents a simple chemical consequence of the co-existence of ·O2- and ·NO [ 70], which most likely does not depend on cell age or type.

The debate of whether methionine (Met) oxidation of proteins is a purely chemical consequence of cellular oxidative damage or a protective mechanism against oxidative damage, or indeed a post-translational modification that can act as a specific cellular signal and/or response, is ongoing [ 1- 3].

Accordingly, the observed surface chemical consequences of Ca-doping are considered to consolidate the p/n nanojunctions consequently established in the material bulk, by retarding recombination of visible light generated electron hole pairs, thus enhancing the heterogeneous photocatalytic activity of BiFeO3.

She met a young doctor, Dr. McCance, who was studying the chemical consequences of cooking food.

"PVC has been connected to some of the worst chemical consequences on human and ecological health," he said.

If the trend holds -- and Mr. Gere's heady turns with the Welsh Catherine Zeta-Jones in "Chicago" offer hope to the contrary we should fret about the chemical consequences of combining Mr. Gere with the French actress Juliette Binoche in 2005's "Bee Season".

This work examines the biological and chemical consequences of plasma membrane labeling of promyelocytic leukemia cells with polydiacetylene.

These surface chemical consequences are rendered hardly detectable upon further increase of the dopant magnitude to 20%-Ca.

Models of a late onset of dynamo action invoked the thermal and chemical consequences of a magma ocean (Stegman et al. 2003; Zhang et al. 2013).

This paper reviews the current knowledge of the life-cycle of fine particulates, focussing on diesel particulate matter from emission to deposition, including its aesthetic and chemical consequences, and draws attention to some imbalances in the current state of research.