Sentence examples for generate synthesis from inspiring English sources

This study is the first step in the development of a process for autothermal reforming of crude glycerol to generate synthesis gas for methanol production.

We postulate that directed differentiation would induce an increased gene transcription but not reaching the threshold to generate synthesis of sufficient amounts of insulin within the cytoplasm that can be detected by immunolabeling.

We have demonstrated that the causative mutation of HSAN1, SPT1 C133whenexpressedsed in Drosophila (as dSpt1C129W) acts dominantly to reduce sphingolipid synthesis, generate synthesis of DSBs and perturb the development of dendrites, neuromuscular synapses and nociceptive function of the class IV da sensory neurons.

One potential route that is currently being examined by the start-up company NewCO2Fuel is the application of dry methane reforming (DMR) employing renewable energy sources for generating synthesis gas (syngas) [28].

CO concentration in the generated synthesis gas stream is low enough to require only a PROX reactor for CO clean-up, eliminating the need for a bulky water gas shift reactor.

Get a sound generator, basically any software or hardware synthesis that includes a sequencer will do (to generate a synthesis pattern).

"He corresponded with Rushdoony and made this his livelihood: to generate some synthesis between biblical law and libertarian economics," Mr. McVicar said.

A number of these templates can be used in a third step to generate a synthesis tree or a reaction network.

However, this effect was insufficient to overcome inhibition of PA capsule synthesis at low temperatures, since neither E. coli K92 ΔrcsA nor E. coli K92 ΔrcsB were able to generate PA synthesis at 19°C (results not shown).

We will then use these to generate a narrative synthesis (Synthesis 3).

Raman spectroscopy results show that D-peak intensity increases with an increasing temperature which revealing that some defects have been generated during synthesis on Cu surface synthesis at higher temperature.