Sentence examples for generating a cycle from inspiring English sources
For the wild-type and the Δ algC strains, the cycle (1)–(4) could re-oxidise surplus NADPH generated by the higher flux through the pentose phosphate pathway, effectively generating a cycle dissipating reductive potential.
"Had he not gone, it would have generated a cycle of violence that would likely have been uncontrollable".
The tsunami waves, train in Tahaddart deposits, generated a cycle of erosion deposition processes, leading to the emplacement of successive fining-upwards sub-units.
The chromophore owned by dye will increase the dye's ability for capturing the photon from sunlight so the amount of photon used to generate a cycle of electrons in DSSC cells will increase.
Specifically, they have generated a cycle that continually increases technological and organizational sophistication in e-government initiatives and have also promoted the episodic and evolving adoption of similar features across levels of government.
Eukaryotic clocks consist of core transcription-translation feedback loops that generate a cycle and post-translational modifiers that maintain that cycle at about 24 h.
The Research Assessment Exercise therefore generates a cycle of quality rating, being applied prospectively both directly through the block allocation for quality adjusted research and indirectly through its "kudos" score.
It resumed executions, generating a new cycle of protests and condemnations.
On the other hand, a maximum value of period sensitivity was more than 0.3 (7.2 h) with respect to some kinetic parameters, indicating that not only network structures but also parameter values are critical for generating a robust cycle.
The models help to generate new hypotheses to be tested through following experimental research, thus generating a research cycle consisting of both computational and experimental work.
The number of transfected apoptotic cells was enumerated by electronic gating on GFP+ cells, and generating a cell cycle profile for these cells.
