Although the enzyme requires oxygen, in air-saturated buffer we have found that only 1 2 equivalents of product are formed, relatively rapidly, before the reaction nearly ceases.
His predecessor, an M.B.A. president by contrast, was an extrovert with name recognition and little humility who endorsed the equivalent of splashy product rollouts (the "Mission Accomplished" banner), exactly the type of leader Mr. Brooks suggested makes a poor executive.
The peptide substrate is converted to the lipoyl product with a rate constant that is similar to that observed in the presence of OHP; however, it supports nearly a full equivalent of lipoyl product (0.9 equiv) after 150 min, significantly higher than that supported by the OHP substrate.
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Both Box Behnken design and response surface methodology (RSM) were used to optimize the microwave irradiation pretreatment with regard to chemical oxygen demand equivalent of the products formed in the anaerobic digestion.
We use the marketing classification of the retail company to aggregate equivalent classes of products.
where A X is the fitness value A of the individual X; D M X is the number of dead mutants, killed by executing the set X; AM is the number of active mutants being considered, that is, this set can be obtained from the set of generated mutants by discarding those mutants that are not valid (anomalous) or that generate equivalent sets of products, when compared with the original FM.
Greenhouse gas emissions are estimated in terms of carbon dioxide equivalent per hectare (kg CO2eq ha− 1) and carbon dioxide equivalent per unit of product (kg CO2eq kg− 1).
Even at the highest concentration of C57BL/6J DNA (926 pg) less than 5 cell equivalent (34 pg) of product could be detected.
The data was reported in gallic acid equivalents per mL of product, with gallic acid used as a reference standard.
