Sentence examples for flux indicators from inspiring English sources

Although transcript levels per se cannot be used as flux indicators, this expression behavior is consistent with an upregulation of the flux towards cysteine under zinc limitation via the increased synthesis of the corresponding enzymes.

Intracellular and extracellular stimuli are reflected by the positive or negative metabolic flux indicators by constraints, where intracellular stimuli are dependent on the flux values (v j ) of internal reactions and extracellular stimuli are dependent on the flux values of exchange reactions (secretion or uptake).

Mechanical efficiency, an indicator of bubbler operating cost; the rate of plume entrainment flux, an indicator of mixing effectiveness; and the oxygen dissolution efficiency are analyzed as functions of G and M for different air bubble sizes to describe optimum bubbler design conditions.

The elementary modes were now screened for statistically significant correlation of fluxes as indicator of targets to be amplified or deleted.

The effects of operational parameters such as operation temperature, permeate pressure, feed composition and operation duration on performance indicators (flux and separation factor, permeance and selectivity) have been investigated.

Considerable reduction in faecal indicator flux was observed, but this was insufficient to ensure bathing water compliance with either Directive 76/160/EEC standards or new health-evidence-based criteria proposed by WHO and the European Commission.

In general, a decrease or increase of an intracellular metabolite concentration is not necessarily an indicator of flux.

Total cellular LDH levels are an indicator of glucose/lactate flux ('anaerobic respiration') and XTT reduction levels are an indicator of the respiratory flux through the respiratory chain ('aerobic flux'), when combined with cell numbers these assays are informative as to changes in cellular energy changes.

In storm flow Bishop Pond significantly reduced the outflow concentrations and fluxes of fecal indicator bacteria compared with corresponding inflow measurements.

Thus, for the first time, European regulators are faced with the control of faecal indicator fluxes from agricultural sources where these impact on bathing water compliance locations.

This paper reports the first UK study involving remedial measures, principally stream bank fencing, designed to reduce faecal indicator fluxes at the catchment scale.