Sentence examples for from secondary processes from inspiring English sources

Therefore, these compounds may not only arise for the air water interface chemistry but also, depending on the ionization mode (especially for H3O+), from secondary processes in the ion cell of the PTR-MS.

Biorefineries must seek to maximize the use of biomass, recycle waste streams as input for new product streams, and utilize heat from primary processes as energy for secondary processes.

Additional processes may be envisioned as secondary, but the preliminary example indeed shows the noticeable impacts from these secondary processes on the primary process.

Generally, the photoinitiating ability of tested systems depends on both the driving force of the electron transfer process between an electron donor and an electron acceptor and the reactivity of the free radical resulting from the secondary processes occurring after photoinduced electron transfer process.

Whether intergradation between the northern and southern lineages results from primary or secondary processes remains uncertain.

Intergradation can result from primary or secondary processes that are difficult to distinguish [ 6].

It is generally believed that a major portion of post-traumatic neuronal necrosis after brain injury does not result from diffuse primary injury, but rather from a secondary process.

The astrocytes in 3xTg-AD animals had reduced primary branches (on average by 26%) originating from the soma and a markedly reduced presence of secondary processes extending from the primary branches (reduced by 30% on average), as well as distal ramifications (reduced by 45%; Figures 3D 3G).

We describe the development and diagnosis of a two-stage plasma discharge in which a source plasma is separated from a secondary process plasma by a fine mesh.

Secondary processes branch acutely from primary processes, and sometimes tertiary processes are distinguishable.

In synthetic biology applications, biosynthetic modules from secondary metabolic processes can be rationally engineered and combined to produce either new compounds, or to improve the activities and/or the bioavailability of the already known ones.