Sentence examples for is accumulated under from inspiring English sources
PLDδ is accumulated under dehydration and contributes to the dehydration-induced PA accumulation [ 60], whose knockout mutants display hypersensitivity to water deficit [ 56].
On the basis of the results of a previous paper (Maehara et al. 2002), we assumed that PhaR dissociates from the PhaR/DNA complex when P 3HB) is accumulated under intracellular conditions.
In cyanobacteria such as Synechocystis sp., polyhydoxy butyric acid (PHB), one of polyhydroxy alcanoate (PHA), is accumulated under nitrogen or phosphate starvation, where PHB is formed from AcCoA via β-keto-thiolase (PhaA), acetoacetyl-CoA reductase (PhaB), and PHA synthase (PhaC), where PHA synthase is activated by acetyl phosphate (AcP) [101].
It was shown in yeast and E. coli that trehalose is accumulated under stresses, such as: heat and cold [53], [54], osmotic stress [55], or oxidative stress [56].
It is accumulated under conditions of limiting growth when an excess of carbon source is available and other nutrients are deficient [65].
The first is that Iraq's debts are invalid because they were accumulated under Saddam Hussein's regime.
Most of the dodgy assets that led to $64 billion of write-offs in 2008 were accumulated under Mr. Prince.
Approximately two-thirds of our current national debt was accumulated under the last three Republican presidents: Ronald Reagan and the two George Bushes.
This attempt further improved the production of this novel pathway and 27.6 ± 1.3 mg/L adipic acid was accumulated under microaerobic condition.
But Mr Wolfensohn said the intellectual climate had altered as a result of the White House's argument that the Iraqi people deserved a fresh start because their country's debt burden was accumulated under a brutal dictator.
The items to be accumulated under this heading are the reimbursements and other payments from the Federal Government which are made to the institution to support solely, specifically, and directly, in whole or in part, any of the administrative or service activities described in subsections 2 through 9. b.
