Sentence examples for is less converted from inspiring English sources

We noticed that the linalool concentration was higher than the geraniol or nerol concentration in free-form terpenes, by contrast, the level of linaloyl glycoside was lower than geranyl and neryl glycoside, indicating that free-form linalool is less converted into the bound form.

Thus, an animal with a high FCR value is less efficient at converting feed into body mass than one with a low FCR.

Though the technology is less efficient at converting sunlight into electricity, the promise of "thin film" solar cells was that they could be made cheaply.

Because the M2 isoform is less efficient in converting PEP to pyruvate than the M1 isoform, it has been suggested that this property slows down glycolysis towards lactate but skews glycolysis towards biosynthetic pathways, thus giving cells a growth advantage [151].

DLC1 catalyses the inactivation of RhoGTP to RhoGDP; however, it is less efficient in converting Cdc42GTP to Cdc42GDP (Qian et al. 2012).

81 As people age, skin cannot synthesize vitamin D efficiently and the kidney is less able to convert vitamin D to its active hormone form.

There is less pressure to convert exterior-grade wood products because they use phenol-formaldehyde resins, which offgas formaldehyde at a much lower rate than the urea-formaldehyde resins.

PKM2 is less effective in converting PEP into pyruvate resulting in a shortage of pyruvate available for the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle, and oxidative phosphorylation, making a more favorable metabolic environment for glycolysis.

Preferred substrates were rATP, rADP and rUDP while other nucleoside tri- and diphosphates were less potently converted.

Hemicelluloses are often detrimental to the production of bio-ethanol because pentoses are less efficiently converted to ethanol than are hexoses (Aristidou and Penttilä 2000; Skoog and Hahn-Hägerdal 1988).

Saturated fatty acids are less readily converted into TAG than unsaturated fatty acids, and thus travel to the ER in the free form, where they may disrupt ER morphology and function [ 16].