Sentence examples for intermediates influence from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, it is shown that for very fast reactions differences in diffusion coefficients of the intermediates influence the by-product formation.
Maximum monthly specific conductance at four sites with intermediate influence ranged between 3000 and 8000 μS/cm.
Also, for the gene encoding the schizokinen transporter SchT (Alr0397) only a moderate and intermediate influence of iron starvation on expression was observed [ 33].
In the example in Fig. 3B, the combination of Marker A ab)–Marker B bc)–Marker C bd) strongly influences the phenotype (red line), the combination of Marker A ab)–Marker B ac)–Marker C bd) has an intermediate influence (orange line), and the combination of Marker A ab)–Marker B ac)–Marker C ae) has a weak influence (green line).
In the first instance it is possible that an increase in HBP intermediates could influence carbohydrate and fatty acid oxidation via mechanisms other than increased O-GlcNAc levels.
Rather, changes in hydrogen bonding capabilities and the presence of charged residues around the active site may tune the redox properties of the vanadium−peroxo intermediate and influence its ability to react with increasingly electronegative halides.
Sulfide sourced from thermal fluids oxidizes to elemental sulfur, additional sulfide then reacts with this elemental sulfur to form polysulfide, a key part of sulfur intermediate chemistry influencing overall sulfur cycling in this system.
Moreover, the number of supercoils that are removed during the lifetime of the covalent intermediate is influenced by interactions between the enzyme and the DNA and the intrinsic superhelical torque.
Nevertheless, our results do imply that cell traction-mediated unfolding of 10FNIII can lead to the formation of partially unfolded kinetic intermediates that can influence the rate of FN fibril formation through several different mechanisms.
On a molecular level, EMT is defined by several intermediates responsible for influencing gene expression.
Despite their frequency and widespread occurrence, relatively little is known about how intermediate-scale disturbances influence stand development and succession.
