Sentence examples for intermediary species from inspiring English sources
Mechanisms of impact are both direct (mediated by predation) and indirect (involving intermediary species).
A small amount of solvent (DMF) play an important role on the electrode surface desorption and diffusion of intermediary species.
In the more recent models a predominant role is played by the binding of regulatory ligands and by the presence of hybrid or intermediary species.
The kinetic study showed that the TiO2@LDH nanocomposites are efficient for the phenol (and its intermediary species catechol and hydroquinone) and methylene blue photocatalytic degradation under both UV and Vis light illumination.
Continuous photolysis and IR spectroelectrochemical experiments were carried out to determinate the nature of this phenomena, evidencing the formation of an intermediary species between nitrite and [Mn III TRP]5+.
The intermediary species that precede amyloid formation are thought to be more toxic than the inclusions themselves, but studying these presumed toxic species in cells has been difficult.
Both these enzymes pursue different mechanisms for their catalytic processes, highlighted by the fact that the hydrolytic water molecule in each approaches the ester of the intermediary acyl-enzyme species from the opposite ends.
At an intermediary level, some species were specialized on one important axis of their niche while being present on a broader range of ecological conditions on other axes.
We sought to investigate, in living cells, the initial interactions that lead to the formation of intermediary aSyn oligomeric/pre-aggregated species.
These species are intermediary forms between free soluble Aβ-peptides and insoluble amyloid fibers and are toxic in vitro and in vivo, whereas mature Aβ-amyloid fibers are largely inert (Aksenov et al, 1996).
A new species of intermediaries, such as Village Roadshow Entertainment Group and Skydance, have sprung up to bankroll projects.As Mr Goldman described it, studio executives were like baseball managers: "They wake up every morning…with the knowledge that sooner or later they're going to get fired".
