Sentence examples for mechanisms in solution from inspiring English sources
The relative enthalpic and entropic contributions to the PMF were studied in order to understand the CNT interaction mechanisms in solution.
There are mainly two types of quenching mechanisms in solution: the static quenching and the dynamic quenching.
The effects of specific solutes on Zr4+ solubility and solution mechanisms in aqueous solution were addressed.
The results from the study, therefore, provide strong evidence for operation of a SET mechanism in solution polymerization of CBT.
We further probed the enantiomeric rejection mechanism in solution using NMR-based 2D N-H Transverse Relaxation Optimized Spectroscopy (TROSY) experiments with a nonhydrolyzable analog mimicking L-Tyr attached to tRNATyr, L-Tyr3AA, and compared it with D-Tyr3AA.
During calibration of the reference state, one important aspect to take into account is that the preferred mechanism in solution, without the catalyst present, can be different from the one in the enzyme active site, as one feature of the enzyme may be to change the mechanism of the uncatalyzed reaction (making a usually unfavorable mechanism favorable).
The structures of the degradation products were determined to gain insight on the radiolysis mechanisms in aqueous solution in order to design strategies to lower the drug degradation.
In an effort to understand the deposition mechanisms in the solution precursor plasma spray (SPPS a promising method for the deposition of highly-durable thermal barrier coatings—some model spray experiments were performed.
In the first case, it is normally straightforward to estimate the difference between these mechanisms in aqueous solution, and therefore, the only relevant state to consider is the "chemically filtered" reference reaction, defined as the reaction that follows exactly the same mechanism as the one in the enzyme but occurs in the absence of enzyme.
Electrochemical mechanisms in unbuffered solutions are difficult to analyze because of the presence of second order reactions.
This representation or conceptualization is associated with the use of naïve biological mechanisms in problem solutions (e.g., acclimation or adapting or "getting used to it").
