Sentence examples for kinetic attributes from inspiring English sources
Our studies so far provide a valuable set of S. stipitis isolates related by evolution under different selection pressures and an associated catalog of their kinetic attributes pertinent to hydrolyzate fermentation to ethanol biofuel.
The collected kinetic experimental data attributed to three operating factors including the temperature, feed molar ratio and total feed flowrate.
The slow kinetic phases were attributed to isomerization of proline residues, since there are five proline residues in this domain.
This surface coverage-dependent kinetic effect is attributed to electrons hopping between ferrocene moieties across the redox film toward hotspots for the electron transfer event.
However, the increased turbulence kinetic energy production attributed to the disks is a large fraction of the power abstracted by them.
Over 30% of the total fluctuation (difference between instantaneous and time-averaged velocity fields) kinetic energy was attributed to coherent structures throughout the inner shear layer between the swirling jet exiting the nozzle and the CRZ.
The increase in kinetic current was attributed to a higher concentration of O2 in the adsorption layer of CF3CF2CH2OH, while the decreases in kinetic current above 1×10−2 M and in the rate constant were attributed to a decrease in the number of the reaction sites on Au surface.
These kinetic characteristics were attributed to 49-kDa subunits, which are relatively small PFK1 molecules with respect to other eukaryotic PFK1s of approximately 85 kDa.
Hitherto, such atypical kinetic behavior was attributed to a mechanistic scheme involving alternate substrate binding site(s) near the CYP enzyme's active site[11] [14], which is a two-site binding model, as shown in Figure 1.
Factorial analysis which targets well-defined parameters to which the proper kinetic function is attributed has also been used [ 3].
Other phorusrhacids appear to show a mosaic of secondarily akinetic attributes, suggesting that, although they all seem to have had reduced or no kinetic mobility, they vary in the extent to which they have rigidified the former flexion zones.
