Sentence examples for favoured conversion from inspiring English sources
Additionally, ethanol-induced impaired homocysteine remethylation drives the thermodynamically favoured conversion of homocysteine (with adenosine) to S-adenosylhomocysteine (SAH); resulting in an elevation of hepatocyte SAH levels [6,7].
A more reducing extracellular environment may favour conversion of hexamers into trimers while a more oxidized extracellular environment may inhibit conversion.
LDH-A is the main isozyme of glycolytic enzyme LDH, kinetically favouring conversion of pyruvate to lactate under aerobic and hypoxic conditions.
The effect is not the outcome of increased tissue Fe but of NO-modulation of oxidative changes that may favour conversions of internal Fe to more readily available ferrous iron.
Global warming alone is predicted to favour the conversion of woodland to grassland, and Dr Balch thinks her work shows that wildfires may accelerate the process.
It can result in simple acylation to form ureas (amides of carbonic acid), RNHCONHR, but it is usually carried out under conditions that favour the conversion of primary amines to isocyanates: RNH2+ COCl2→ RN=C=O + 2HCl).
Electrical energy is used rather than heat energy to carry out this reaction.2 H2O(g) → 2 H2(g) + O2(g) Generally, evolution of heat in a reaction favours the conversion of reactants to products.
Here we describe the effect of limiting the oxygen supply rate on the polymer distribution with the aim of defining the conditions that favour the conversion of glycerol in one single polymer.
SD is thermodynamically metastable system that favours the conversion of amorphous form to the crystalline form under storage.
Thus, it would be interesting to investigate whether muscle contraction might favour the conversion of some of the mobile-bound or cytoplasmic Dystrophin into immobile Dystrophin.
Camptothecin is extremely insoluble in water and in plasma the pH favours the conversion of the lactone into the inactive carboxylate form (Slichenmyer et al, 1993).
