Sentence examples for introduction of glucose from inspiring English sources

Compound 4 only differs from Compound 3 due to the presence of an α-D-glucose group at C-10, the introduction of glucose moeity significantly increases the cholinestrease inhibitory activity.

Based on metabolic mechanism of scutellarin in vivo that scutellarin could be hydrolyzed into scutellarein by β-glucuronide enzyme, some glucose-containing scutellarein derivatives were designed and synthesized through the introduction of glucose moiety at C-7 position of scutellarein via a glucosidic bond.

Upon introduction of glucose into the ConA-DexP/GO complex at the "off" state, glucose competed with DexP for ConA and displaced ConA from the GO platform, resulting in gradual decrease of the surface negative charge as well as the resistance of probe for electron communication on the sensor surface, and making the switching from "off" state to "on" state simultaneously.

The idea that differing subcellular locations of HKI and HKII are important was postulated by Wilson when he stated that "the Type I isozyme bound to actively phosphorylating mitochondria facilitates introduction of glucose into glycolysis, with the final stages of glucose metabolism occurring in the mitochondria.

The introduction of glucose control in ICUs increases staff workload because of protocol implementation time and repeated monitoring.

Expression of genes for transcription factors related to sulphur metabolism were also up-regulated within 5 minutes following the introduction of glucose [ 3].

The impressive lithium storage properties of the as-prepared MoSe2/C nanocomposites can be attributed to the introduction of glucose-derived conductive carbon and the design of hollow structure, which facilitates fast electron and ion transfer, relieves the stress caused by volume variation upon cycling and improves the electric conductivity.

Traditionally, there has been a stepwise introduction of glucose-lowering interventions, with the final "step" of insulin therapy being administered 10 15 years after diagnosis (8).

Ever since the introduction of glucose-insulin-potassium therapy in the setting of cardiac ischemic diseases [ 1], this technique has gone through alternating periods of varying attention.

In the study we enrolled patients admitted to our six-bed multidisciplinary ICU over a 2-year period before (years 2001 and 2002 – group with usual glucose control) and a 2-year period after (years 2004 and 2005 – group with tight glucose control) the introduction of tight glucose control.

The introduction of higher glucose concentrations (MG and HG) resulted in elevated cellular metabolic activity in hypoxic cultures, implicating glucose as the energy source for this activity.