Sentence examples for initiating reducing from inspiring English sources

Upon removal of excess MESNA by chromatography on G50 resin, the desired disulfide of MI166- P 1NCs apparently forms, as the precursor is then stable until the initiating reducing agent, DTT, is added, after which the splicing reaction occurs.

Upon screening 200 mutants, three mutants repeatedly initiated reduced granuloma formation.

In 2012, multiple interventions were initiated reduce the number of CDI cases.

The re-oligotrophication process was initiated by reducing the input of phosphorus [ 19].

Most commonly it leads to patients not having antibiotics initiated or reducing the change in antibiotics once started.

Also, as diabetes is now detected at an earlier stage, therapeutic intervention can be initiated earlier, reducing CVD risk even further.

Hypoventilation was initiated by reducing VT to 3 ml/kg, and THAM infusion was started at the same time through a central venous line, in the two buffering groups.

The aggregation of bovine α-lactalbumin (type III from Sigma Aldrich, St . Louis MO) was initiated by reducing its disulfide bonds with DTT at 25°C as previously described (Kulig and Ecroyd, 2012) in the presence or absence of Spy.

Anemia before initiating therapy reduced the median survival to 30.5 months compared to 37 months in patients with normal hemoglobin levels (n = 79, HR = 1.53, p = 0.25).

9 Although the 2013 WHO recommendations for initiating ART reduce the length of time before reaching ART eligibility, 10 ART eligibility criteria in most African countries are based on a CD4 <350 cells/µL threshold, and it will probably take time for these countries to expand their ART eligibility criteria and translate the WHO recommendation into practice.

A multivariate logistic regression model built for the end-stage renal disease patients showed that patients who were able to achieve at least 70% of their scheduled dialysis sessions, had their risk of mortality within the first 2 years of initiating haemodialysis reduced by 93% (Table 2).