Sentence examples for lack of reduced from inspiring English sources

While the underlying mechanism of action cannot be established from this study, it seems conceivable that the antioxidant properties of riboflavin [17 23] could explain reduced muscle pain and soreness during exercise, although the lack of reduced muscle pain and soreness during recovery does not seem consistent with this mechanism.

The lack of reduced HCVcc infectivity associated with bi-modal CD81 expression observed here may be due to other differences between the cell lines or between the HCV clone used by Koutsoudakis et al. (Jc1) versus this study (JFH-1) [19].

Lack of reduced variability to clade 2 antigens suggested the need for clade-specific standards.

This paradoxical lack of reduced tumor angiogenesis in the setting of smaller tumors is not without precedent.

While concerns about study quality afflict the China study, in the Uganda study, the lack of reduced HIV transmission risk occurred despite high levels of viral suppression in the ART group.

The destruction of a poorly folded protein, via a process that also needs this protein's disulfide bonds to be broken down, was also not affected by a lack of reduced glutathione in the endoplasmic reticulum.

It has been suggested based on a variety of functional assays that the lack of reducing power and the need to up regulate glutathione biosynthesis were the major reasons for ATF4 induction in mouse under secretion stress conditions [ 13].

In metabolic terms, this equates to a lack of reducing equivalents to drive cellular processes, a prominent increase in NAD/NADH ratio, and, thus, a marked imbalance in cellular redox state.

In this current study, reducing cofactors were regulated by de novo synthesis pathway with the addition of precursor l-tryptophan, which increased the level of NADH and NADPH and possibly complemented with the lack of reducing cofactors in the alcohol-dependent pathways of strain BOH3.

This lack of injury reduced bacterial translocation, and would presumably reduce the incidence of sepsis.

At present, we consider steric effects as a major cause of the radical yield decrease below 1% CuO content; however, electronic effects such as a lack of stabilization of reduced copper cannot be ruled out.