Sentence examples for cyclic reactions from inspiring English sources

The methane conversion at 410°C decreases from the initial 100 to 82% after 10 cyclic reactions (see Fig. 3b).

Correspondingly, a great amount of RNA strands complementary to MB and partial primers were transcribed to initiate new cyclic reactions of MB switch, ligation, and transcription.

For CoO/YSZ, big grains formed after cyclic reactions, but no apparent change was found for CoO/CoAl2O4.

This would be one of the most difficult achievements in this technology because the high-temperature process will cause significant sintering of the metal oxide, which severely deactivates metal oxide for repeated cyclic reactions.

These effects are, in particular, due to participation of doxorubicin in redox cyclic reactions and a corresponding increase in quantity of free radical molecules, to induction of oxidative stress, and to cell cycle delay in G1- and S-phase.

Figure 3 TEM images of fresh (a) and used (c) Pd/SiC catalyst (unetched) showing that Pd nanoparticles seriously migrated and grew on the smooth surface of the nanowire support after reaction; (b) the test results showing the activity and stability of the catalyst sharply decreased in the cyclic reactions.

This cyclic reaction path can fulfill the energy needs of the cell.

These are oxidized to carbon dioxide during the third phase, a cyclic reaction sequence called the tricarboxylic acid (or Krebs) cycle.

Cyanobacterial antennae include additional molecules of chlorophyll a, which transfer energy to the cyclic reaction centre, and phycobilisomes, which are protein pigments that absorb light of short, high-energy wavelengths and transmit this energy to the oxygen-evolving reaction centre.

Hans Krebs showed that this occurs in a cyclic reaction pathway today known as the Krebs cycle.

Since the deactivation of a supported SiC catalyst usually demands a long time, a cyclic reaction method was used to estimate the catalyst stability.