Sentence examples for driving force required from inspiring English sources
Non-sulfated HA did neither affect the fn gene expression nor its protein level suggesting that sulfation of HA is the driving force required for this effect.
Although the driving force required for the osmotic backwash existed, the generated back flow proved to be insufficient to detach foulants from membrane surfaces.
Thus electrochemical responses were consistent with an increased turnover of the overall pathway (e.g., electrode-to-outer membrane conduit), and the shape of the wave reflected no significant change in the driving force required to reduce FccA.
Thus, the R952H mutation is associated with deficits in maintaining the Cl− driving force required for hyperpolarizing GABAAR-mediated responses.
Ingwall and Shen [ 69] called energy reserve the difference between the energy available from ATP hydrolysis and the driving force required for the ATP-utilising reactions to occur.
Moreover, the influx of energy into the system in the form of the UV irradiation could be seen as the driving force required for the gradual complication of the system [ 1].
In conclusion, the presented results provide evidence for the STxB-induced formation of tightly packed membrane domains, whose intrinsic properties such as height mismatch and trans-bilayer stress may contribute to the driving forces required for the clathrin-independent plasma membrane invaginations in cells.
It is evident that in the case of mixture diffusion an accurate estimation of the individual component loading and the driving force is required to satisfactory model such a system.
In the first of three examples, the driving-force required to yield a stagnation-point flow is derived from the pressure field of the potential flow for a lattice of counter-rotating line vortices.
Carcinogens other than tobacco are likely to be the driving force and require further study.
We examined electron flow from electrodes into Shewanella to determine the feasibility of this process, the molecular components of reductive electron flow, and what driving forces were required.
