Sentence examples for endogenous capability from inspiring English sources

In this study, endogenous capability of Escherichia coli for 2,3-butanediol (2,3-BD) synthesis was explored using the anaerobic selection platform based on redox balance.

Our study confirmed that S. cerevisiae has a strong endogenous capability to break down acetyl-phosphate.

In fact, even though this protein superfamily has the endogenous capability to hydrolyze the bound GTP, GEFs and GAPs, respectively catalyze the activating and the inactivating reactions [ 3].

The implementation of the design process strategy was supported using endogenous capabilities and resources at Universidad Industrial de Santander, which could be applied in developing countries.

By examining endogenous technology capability embedded in the national innovation capacity, this study uncovers public implications for other technology latecomers attempting to build an emerging industry while facing technology uncertainty in a transitional society.

T-AOC reflects the overall cellular endogenous antioxidative capability for both enzymatic and nonenzymatic antioxidants [ 19].

Harnessing the endogenous secretory capability of the enteroendocrine system is a strategy currently under development for the treatment of diabetes and obesity, aiming to mimic the beneficial effects of bariatric surgery.

The mode of action of Omega-3 can be intercepted pharmacologically at different levels with agents that scavenge free reactive oxygen, block their generation, or enhance endogenous antioxidant capabilities [ 35].

The A. glabripennis midgut transcriptome provides the first comprehensive insight into the endogenous digestive capabilities of wood-boring cerambycid larvae as they feed in a highly lignified and nutritionally deficient environment.

In type 2 diabetes, a non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus, the body retains some endogenous insulin secretory capability; however, their insulin levels are low relative to their blood glucose levels and/or there is a measure of insulin resistance.

In type II diabetes, a non-insulin dependent DM, the body retains some endogenous insulin secretory capability; however, insulin levels are low relative to blood glucose levels and/or there is a measure of insulin resistance.