Sentence examples for key effect on the from inspiring English sources

The high molecular mobility of PEO side chain is supposed to be the key effect on the protein-resistant properties of PS-g-SPEO.

An important role of hydrocolloids is to impart viscosity, which has a key effect on the feelings of richness, mouthcoating and fullness.

The initial compaction of the protein molecule is assumed to have a key effect on the folding pathway, but it is not known whether the earliest structures formed during or instantly after collapse are defined by local or by non-local interactions that is, by secondary structural elements or by loop closure of long segments of the protein chain.

Conversely, Ala11 completely lost the ability to interact with TP5 due to the lack of negative residue in its side chain (Fig. 7B, D), which showed that Glu11 acted as a key effect on the binding between TP5 and HLA-DR.

DO was an important factor influencing nitrification and denitrification, which also expressed the key effect on the phosphorus release in anaerobic phase and the phosphorus uptake in aerobic phase [ 14].

Instead of complex I as the primary dysfunction resulting from PINK1 deficiency, these authors suggest a key effect on the Na+/Ca2+ exchanger at the inner mitochondrial membrane that is responsible for Ca2+ efflux from mitochondria in electrically excitable cells.

This work provides evidence that dispersed water droplets have two key effects on the phase transition of the continuous fat phase: (1) increase the crystallisation rate and (2) enhance the polymorphic evolution.

The thermal behaviour, simulated using a finite element approach, shows that the silver interlayer plays two key effects on the scribing process by increasing the maximum temperature reached in the structure and fastening the cool down process.

The presence of the Ag interlayer plays two key effects on the laser scribing process by increasing the maximum temperature reached in the structure and accelerating the cool down process.

BDNF has key effects on the serotonergic [ 20], glutamatergic [ 21] and dopaminergic [ 22] neurotransmitter systems.

In this respect, aggression is viewed as an adaptation that can have key effects on the lifelong success of individuals and that conveys evolutionary fitness [ 2].