Sentence examples for energetically productive from inspiring English sources

The oxidation of glutamate is theoretically less energetically productive than pyruvate, however, because 1 mol each of NADH and ATP are produced at the 2-oxoglutarate dehydrogenase and succinyl-CoA ligase steps respectively, whereas only 1 mol of NADH is produced at the SSADH step in the GABA shunt.

Wax is an energetically very rich material.

In testifying on the Employment Act (of 1946) before the Banking and Currency Committee of the Senate in 1945, Flanders defined the "right to a job," as implying a responsibility shared among individuals, organized labor, businesses, and governments, as follows: Each individual should be "productive, self-reliant and energetically in search of employment, when out of a job".

This suggests sperm production is energetically expensive.

Hydrogen production from protons is energetically costly.

By analogy to Levinthal's paradox of protein folding (Levinthal, 1969), we can presume that assembly must proceed via energetically favorable intermediate subcomplexes, lest the time required for productive multisubunit complex formation be prohibitively long.

All managers want their employees to be more productive to collaborate more energetically, to work more efficiently.

Mr. Walsh apologized energetically.

She shrugs energetically.

More productive.

Very productive.