Sentence examples for deactivation activity from inspiring English sources
We also demonstrated that BPA inhibits the deactivation activity of 4-OHT.
Although BPA shows no apparent effect on the high basal activity of ERR-γ, BPA evidently antagonizes or inhibits the deactivation activity of 4-OHT in a dose-dependent manner, as reported by Takayanagi et al. (2006).
Therefore, deactivation causes activity decline due to loss of active alumina sites, but no significant changes in the strength and separation between acid sites.
The deactivation or activity recovery of the acid function assessed with the n-pentane isomerization reaction.
The degrees of deactivation and activity recovery of the metal function were measured by means of the cyclohexane dehydrogenation and cyclopentane hydrogenolysis reactions.
This gives access to information on catalyst activity, activation and deactivation times of the catalyst, polymerization kinetics, copolymerization parameters, and the degree of homogeneity of the resulting copolymers.
A physiological implication of our findings is the possibility that protamine mimics the action of positively charged peptide motifs, present in the vicinity of the RyR2 channels in cells which might modulate channel activity (activation and deactivation).
These composite materials have some extra features that are not possessed by the enzymes themselves, such as electron transfer mediated by nanoparticles, enzyme delivery, remote activation and/or deactivation of enzymatic activity, and fabrication of catalytic entities with complementary functions.
H92 is part of switch region 2; switch regions 1 and 2 are known to be flexible regions involved in activation and deactivation of GTPase activity in RF3.
This indicates that increased glycerol loading resulted in increased viscosity of the solution due to which substrate get strongly adsorbed on the active sites of the catalyst leading to the deactivation of catalytic activity.
The TEOM provides information on activity, deactivation, and regeneration by simultaneous measurement of reaction and mass changes.
