Sentence examples for counterpart uses from inspiring English sources

One key difference between human and E. coli SSADH is that the human enzyme utilises NAD+ as a cofactor, whereas the bacterial counterpart uses NADP+.

However, PA imaging much like its ultrasonic counterpart uses transducers with a finite receiving bandwidth [ 16].

One strategy is to replace a defective gene with its normal counterpart, using methods of recombinant DNA technology.

Guido Westerwelle, his German counterpart, used his visit to urge Tehran to return to the negotiating table over its nuclear program.

It claims to cover a larger surface area in a quicker time than its K2 counterpart, using less water in the process.

Yet if their manager's breezy optimism felt familiar, it was because it echoed the innate positivity his Everton counterpart used to exhibit in Wigan's annual relegation battles.

Subsequently residues were translated to the aminergic GPCRs counterpart using the alignment from GPCRdb [48].

We follow the same procedure provided for LOD using the SS scheme to obtain its counterpart using the ISS scheme.

The luminous efficiency has been enhanced by 56% in comparison with that of the counterpart using evaporated MoOx.

Which have been enhanced by 59% and 86%, respectively, in comparison with the counterpart using conventional NPB HTL.

Several studies showed that thin-plies composite laminates apparently exhibit higher strength than its counterpart using thicker plies.