Sentence examples for contributed to the activity from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the more strongly bonded species contributed to the activity and to the stability of the catalyst.
Previously, it was demonstrated that AaBGL1 had long, aromatic residue-rich cleft in the active site (Suzuki et al. 2013), and these results suggested that this structure contributed to the activity for long chain (DP 4 6) of cellooligosaccharides, but not of laminarioligosaccharides.
Thus, amantadine contributed to the activity of the TCAD regimen at concentrations where it was inactive as a single agent, and at concentrations that were clinically achievable.
Importantly, despite the fact that amantadine had no significant antiviral activity as a single agent below 3.2 µg/mL (data not shown), we find that the amantadine contributed to the activity of the TCAD regimen at clinically achievable concentrations (0.43 µg/mL).
Given that a large percentage of seasonal influenza circulating viruses are resistant to oseltamivir, we next assessed the activity and synergy of the TCAD regimen against oseltamivir-resistant viruses to evaluate the spectrum of activity of the TCAD regimen, and to determine whether oseltamivir contributed to the activity of the TCAD regimen against oseltamivir-resistant viruses.
We are not sure how these peptides contributed to the activity and specificity of each kinase.
In addition to reducing COX-2 activity and increasing tyrosinase activity, we hypothesized the α-MSH-induced PPAR γ increase contributed to the activities of antioxidant(s).
Important elements around the active site that contribute to the activity and specificity for mC deamination have been identified for the first time.
Rapalog suppression of HIF1a-mediated transcriptional activation of pro-angiogenic factors like VEGF may contribute to the activity of rapalogs in CCRCCs.
We further used a substructure based approach to understand common substructures potentially contributing to the activity.
This list indicates that structural (topological) as well as electronic factors contribute to the activity or inactivity of a given compound.
