Sentence examples for level of substrate from inspiring English sources

Thus, a lower level of substrate feeding (100 mM) was applied at an interval of 20 min to achieve higher yield of INA.

HIT may be an appropriate approach for enhancing the level of substrate phosphorylation from PCr hydrolysis and glycolysis during repeated supramaximal exercise bouts, which may be partially related to enhancements in the muscle efficacy of obese adults.

Film composition (N/C ratio), growth rate (Vg) and microhardness H were investigated depending on the type (dc or rf) and the level of substrate bias in the range 0 to −200 V.

Results of this experimental and modeling investigation suggested that substrate exposure history, including the length of the starvation period and the level of substrate concentration, affected the induction of biodegradation in the porous medium.

For the Al-ion implanted steels, the level of substrate carburization damage is dose-dependent and improved significantly with an increasing Al implantation dose from 5 × 1016 ions/cm2 to 2 × 1017 ions/cm2.

The increase in apparent TEVp concentration conferred by membrane targeting was predicted to increase the level of substrate cleavage.

Descriptors involved with the net surface charge and energy level of substrates seem to be the common integral factors for defining binding specificity of selected substrates to BCRP polymorph.

As the reaction progressed, the level of substrates decreased and the products accumulated.

But this is not taken into account since this constraint is modeled through the modifiers of the reaction and not on the level of substrates and educts as required by the Feinberg condition.

Excessive training volumes may contribute to high metabolic stress, leading to high levels of substrate depletion and catabolic states (e.g., increased cortisol responses) [85].

Here, we explore these effects by measuring the conductance between a nanoscale probe and a single layer of graphene with three different levels of substrate support: no substrate, i.e. free-standing graphene, an elastic substrate, and a rigid substrate.