Sentence examples for intermediate indicating from inspiring English sources

2,6-Dichlorohydroquinone was identified as the major intermediate, indicating that dechlorination and hydroxylation co-occurred during TCP ozonation.

The Q53D and Q53T mutants also refolded faster than FKBP∗ but lacked the folding intermediate, indicating that these mutants experienced a different folding trajectory and transition state than FKBP∗ and Q53N.

Under these reaction conditions, His6-VenL-ΔC-K80M yielded only the 4-fold phosphorylated intermediate, indicating that this mutant lost pSer/pThr lyase activity.

These observations suggest that S5P detects the initial 5′SS cleavage intermediate, indicating that spliceosome complex C is associated with Pol II CTD S5P.

The g-values of the resultant intermediate 5 differs from those of the reactive g 2.36 5/NHA intermediate, indicating that methylation-induced changes in the structure of 5 likely reduce its reactivity.

As previously mentioned the correlation between unamplified and amplified transcript abundance was intermediate, indicating that both amplification methods have bias and that these biases are different from each other.

The spontaneity of the proton transfer and the apparently low free energy of the intermediate indicate that Tyr137 is the proton donor in the wild-type NAL reaction, consistent with previous speculations.

The fact that the hairlessness of the heterozygous pigs is intermediate indicates, that one functional copy of the gene in question is not enough to maintain a normal skin phenotype (or one dysfunctional copy can impair the "normal" pathway).

Only those polypeptides that still contain multiple intact repeats display intermediates, indicating a stabilisation effect.

DSC verified that cracking of waste plastic involves the production of several intermediates, indicating that the kinetics is more complex and requires further studies.

The red shifts of fluorescence spectra show a complex unfolding process involving multiple equilibrium intermediates indicating differential stability of the subdomains of the enzyme.