Sentence examples for creation of reactive from inspiring English sources

This positive hole (h+), a direct oxidant and essential for the creation of reactive hydroxyl radicals (OH), serves as principal oxidants in the photocatalytic system [22, 70].

The free Cu2+ ions in high concentration can generate toxic effects, in particular due to the creation of reactive singlet oxygen, destroying amino acids and DNA [6].

In addition, from the beginning of the twentieth century, the global nitrogen cycle has been greatly perturbed by the human creation of reactive nitrogen and anthropogenic emission of large amounts of N2O, one of the strongest greenhouse gases (Gruber and Galloway [2008]).

Yamamoto et al. [47] suggest that the nano-TiO2 present in sunscreen cosmetics (with UV filter) enhances the creation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in skin cells, a phenomenon that may result in DNA damages and mutations and consequently induce the development of cancer diseases.

This result is concordant with previous findings showing that arsenic can induce multiple large deletions through the creation of reactive oxygen species (Concha et al, 1998).

It is known that reoxygenation of vasculature, consistent with the variable flow of blood in tumor vessels, leads to the creation of reactive oxygen species [ 32].

Synthesis of a variety of well-shaped chiral ligands as well as design of catalysts based on mechanistic understanding enable the creation of the reactive and selective catalysts with a broad substrate scope.

As a transitive metal it catalyzes Fenton's reaction leading to the creation of highly reactive hydroxyl radicals.

According to our computational results, CO molecules are tightly bound at the {100} surface forming stable carbonate units (CO3), which suppresses desorption of CO2 and inhibits the creation of the reactive centers, VO.

The positioning of l-Orn is such that the site of hydroxylation (N) is aligned with the C4a position of the isoalloxazine at a distance (5.9 Å) that would be amenable for catalysis after the addition of oxygen and subsequent creation of the reactive C4a-hydroperoxy intermediate.

Previous authors have proposed various approaches for the effective deployment of NPs in situ; by direct injection into the contaminant source zone or the creation of a reactive barrier to the contaminant plume (Crane and Scott, 2012; Tratnyek and Johnson, 2006).