Sentence examples for intermediate needs from inspiring English sources

From these two basic needs, they then derive a range of "intermediate needs" for various goods that seem essential to the satisfaction of the basic needs.

In contrast, the initial UOL formation rate in mesityl oxide/2-propanol reaction increased with MgO calcination temperature following the same trend as medium-strength basic sites, thereby indicating that Mg2+ O2− pairs promote the formation of the six-atom cyclic intermediate needed in the Meerwein Ponndorf Verley mechanism.

This compound is well known as an intermediate needed to synthesize ergot alkaloids [ 51].

In total, 0.18% of intermediate demand is needed to achieve US$10 million agriculture export acceleration, while the same amount of export increase in agro-products would consume additional 0.42% of intermediate input.

However, detailed mechanistic approaches aimed at establishing complex reaction networks where several species and intermediates need to be identified become quickly cumbersome and costly.

During NH3-SCR, the presence of large pores and cages in the zeolite lead to hydrocarbon deposit and retention by the zeolites which blocks the active sites and also decreases the active intermediates needed for NOx conversion.

The Warburg effect has been proposed as an adaptive strategy to facilitate the uptake and incorporation of essential biosynthetic intermediates needed for increasing cell biomass and proliferation[22].

The pathway is active during growth on 2 carbon compounds such as acetate from fatty acids, when 4-carbon TCA cycle intermediates need to be conserved [21].

Second, glucose degradation in glycolysis provides intermediates needed for anabolic biosynthesis.

These intermediates need to be further investigated in order to understand the relationship between the activity and the quaternary structure of the refolded protein.

This phenomenon involves complex biochemical and metabolic changes that affect ATP synthesis and production of intermediates needed for the synthesis of basic cell constituents (lipids and nucleic acid).