Sentence examples for estimation of flux from inspiring English sources

The estimation of flux of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) from the terrestrial biosphere has been of concern because of its importance for the status of carbon storage in soils and the potential impact on atmospheric CO2 levels.

A comparison of the precision scores showed that [1, 2-13C]glucose and a mixture of [1-13C] and [U-13C]glucose at 8 2 are one of the best carbon sources for a precise estimation of flux levels of the pentose phosphate pathway, glycolysis and the TCA cycle.

This timed sampling enabled later estimation of flux.

The estimation of flux rates from tracer kinetic data [ 79, 80] or prediction of flux changes inferred from changes in gene expression level of metabolic enzymes [ 81] under pathological conditions are only a few examples of possible applications.

By applying flux balance analysis (FBA) technique [ 11, 12], the metabolic network may be converted to a genome-scale model, allowing a qualitative assessment of the relationship between genotypic and phenotypic behaviors, and a global estimation of flux distributions within the metabolism of an organism, which cannot possibly be measured using a standard experimental design.

This lack of information propagates as uncertainty in the estimation of fluxes and basic reaction properties such as the determination of reaction directionalities.

Estimation of fluxes determined by SRCas resulted in higher values (around 11% for LE) with respect to EC, similarly to previously published works over homogeneous canopies.

This simplification does not bias the estimation of fluxes in glycolysis, PPP or methanol utilization.

The direct measurement of isotopic enrichments of intracellular primary metabolites allows for shorter labelling experiments and additionally more information, and consequently a more accurate estimation of fluxes, including fluxes beyond central carbon metabolism [ 27, 28].

In this example, we will focus only on estimation of fluxes v2 and v3 from available data rather than try to address a uniqueness problem of v1 and v4.

The decreases in blood lead from early to mid-pregnancy in our present and previous cohort (Gulson et al. 1998b) are consistent with a hypothesis of reduced flux from the skeleton, as indicated by our estimations of flux.