Sentence examples for concentrations favoured from inspiring English sources
In general, higher concentrations increased proliferation, whereas lower concentrations favoured biosynthesis.
A similar trend was observed for Hafnia alvei, where higher nutrient concentrations favoured biofilm formation [ 22].
Several studies suggest that increase in negatively charged phospholipid concentrations favours Penetratin and other basic peptide sequences binding to membranes by electrostatic adsorption.
However, it should be recalled that in many environments, metals are naturally occurring at high concentrations, favouring bacteria that carry resistance/tolerance mechanisms.
This decrease in plasma insulin is a metabolic adaptation to cope with the energy demands of lactation as reported earlier [ 42, 43], since low insulin concentrations favours gluconeogenesis and lipolysis [ 44] (e.g. homeorhetical effect).
This results in a reduced dwell time of SERT in the conducting state, because high internal substrate concentrations favour re-association of substrate to the internal substrate-binding site and thus impede progression through the transport cycle.
High substrate concentration favoured the formation of loose fur-like fluffy pellets.
Furthermore, high sodium and low calcium concentration favoured the release of fluoride into groundwater during rock-water interaction.
The origin of this fracture phenomenon is associated with stress concentration favoured by strain localisation induced by the shearing of the L12 coherent phase (Al3Li) δ′.
This CDG technique used a high local concentration of one reactant mixed with a low concentration of another reactant under ambient conditions, where the high concentration favoured the thermodynamic conditions for crystal growth and the low concentration resulted in a diffusion-controlled kinetic environment for growth of hierarchical structures.
Galli et al. [12] showed that ERK1/2 exposure to low H2O2 concentration favoured the interaction with MEK, while higher doses impeded this binding capacity.
