Sentence examples for key active from inspiring English sources

Given that behavioral activation represents conceptually the key active ingredient of the proposed intervention, we plan to evaluate its mediational effect.

While a large number of lysozyme g sequences likely do not have muramidase activity, due to loss of key active site residues, they likely all exist within species that retain a lysozyme g that posses intact active site residues.

The second hydroxyl group on the 4 position of piperidine contacts Asp81, the key active site residue that acts as a base to activate the 1-OH of sphingosine, via a hydrogen bond.

Nevertheless, the NamA domains retain all the key active site residues that are required for the ribonuclease activity of RNase H. Thus, these proteins are likely to be RNA-cleaving toxins.

As we know that piperine is the key active plant ingredient of the drug and responsible for its therapeutic activity, both formulations have been standardized through high performance thin layer chromatography with respect to this marker compound (piperine).

Interestingly, such an active site remodeling does not negatively impact the enzyme's activity and stereoselectivity; neither does it perturb the conformation of other key active site residues with the exception of Y375.

Green tea contains two key active ingredients; natural caffeine and L-theanine.

He first was licensed as a ham radio operator as W2JQS in 1936 at his high school, Birch Wathen in NYC, and kept this key active into his 80s.

Recent crystallographic and biochemical analyses of TDO and IDO have aided our understanding of the mechanisms employed for binding and activating dioxygen by allowing identification of key active-site residues.

While the students did not explicitly connect examining figures, studying actively, and thinking scientifically, analyzing figures is also a key active-reading strategy for science courses and an important component of "thinking like a scientist" (Felder, 1993).

The latter lack the key active-site glutamate residue that donates a proton required for hydrolytic enzyme activity, but retain highly conserved residues involved in oligosaccharide binding and overall three-dimensional structure.