The positive effect of clear, concise written communication is obvious; the opposite may catalyze inadvertent negative consequences.
The integrase situated on the 5′ end of the mecD resistance islands may catalyze integration and excision of the elements.
In some cases, enzymes that play a useful role in living tissues may catalyze spoilage reactions following harvest or slaughter.
Natural Capitalism (NC) is a groundbreaking blueprint for a new economy and may catalyze the next industrial revolution.
Microbial activity may catalyze the transformation of As species, or mediate redox reactions thus influencing As mobility.
When the atmosphere is warmer, the heat differences may catalyze different chemical reactions, so that plants and trees emit different chemicals into the atmosphere over the course of the day.
The structure of a mammalian cryptochrome1 protein may catalyze the development of CRY chemical probes and the design of therapeutic metabolic modulators.
The cluster includes a gene encoding a putative acetylase (PaeN), which may catalyze the N-terminal acetylation of paenibacillin during its biosynthesis.
In addition, by demonstrating that methodological issues can permeate and undermine an entire sub-discipline, jeopardizing the success of numerous related initiatives, this paper presents a cautionary tale that may catalyze similar critiques in other areas of ecology.
In a way that Boehringer Ingelheim either doesn't understand or doesn't yet want to explain, the chemical, which the company is currently trying out in 5,000 North American and European women, may catalyze sources of desire in the female brain.
Although it is recognized that microbial populations in geothermal systems may catalyze the rapid oxidation of As III) to As V), it is still unclear whether microbial catalysis and/or biomineralization control the formation of Fe oxyhydroxides.
