Sentence examples for effect on incorporation from inspiring English sources
Stuart D. Baker, a member of a committee seeking to incorporate a seven-mile-long oceanfront area as the Village of Dune Hampton, said the town's action would have no effect on incorporation plans.
Reaction time and enzyme dosage showed increased effect on incorporation into PC, while substrate ratio and reaction temperature showed opposite effect.
Results (Fig. 6B) showed an absence of rapamycin effect on incorporation of [3H]-leucine into protein in all cell lines, including H4 cells.
Mutants in the vicinity of the GTP binding pocket had allele-specific effects on incorporation of the near-cognate tRNA.
The associations between levels of ARA, EPA and DHA in heart PL, the extent of heart histological lesions, and cardiac expression of genes related to the immune response, indicated that dietary effects on incorporation of LC-PUFA into cell membranes of affected tissues could have important immunomodulatory roles in viral infections.
Reducing the amount of TRIS buffer in the labelling did not show an effect on the incorporation of the labelled compound, incorporation of > 99 % and a RCP of > 85%% were found for labelling with 0.15 mol.L−1 and 0.34 mol.L−1 TRIS, corresponding to pH 8.3 and 8.7, respectively.
Our results show that the 5-propynyl substitution can significantly improve gCTP incorporation by Therminator, but has surprisingly little effect on gTTP incorporation.
Tetraploidy, which has been observed in previously isolated rat extraembryonic endoderm cells [18], does not reduce incorporation into extraembryonic tissues and has only a moderate effect on somatic incorporation before gastrulation [54], which is the time frame of the present study.
The minor effect on kinase incorporation suggests that the assembly reaction is directed largely by one or more of the other three contacts, rather than by the receptor kinase contact.
The Mn3O4 concentration in the plating bath showed the second strongest effect on particle incorporation, followed by the agitation rate.
