Sentence examples for medium which suggests from inspiring English sources
The growth of P. aerophilum also depends on the presence of tungstate in the growth medium which suggests the involvement of tungstoenzymes in essential metabolic pathways [20].
SERS spectra show that, in the presence of propylidyne, the observed frequency of ν[CO] is red-shifted with respect to the typical values on polycrystalline Pt in acidic medium, which suggests the existence of an instabilization of the carbon monoxide poisonous species, what contributes to the enhanced electrocatalytic activity.
But we did not detect any trade-off when adding the rich glucose medium, which suggests that the trade-off between yield and rate depends highly on the environment tested (Figure 6).
Over the course of the chase, several smaller species are lost from the protoplasts apparently without fragmentation or secretion into the medium, which suggests that a significant proportion of IgG tetramers undergo a delayed assembly.
Similar results were seen when exogenous acetate was added into the medium, which suggests that the acetate accumulation may cause a buildup of the NADH reducing equivalents, leading to redox imbalance.
Measurements of mRNA and protein levels in this study showed A7r5 cells grown in HG culture medium expressed measurably more SPCA1 than cells grown in NG culture medium, which suggests that glucose availability can influence the expression of this protein.
But an unofficial study using the IMF's methods calculated a benchmark of about 2.9% of GDP over the medium term, which suggests China's surplus is about where it should be.
These damped rhythms, however, regained oscillation after receiving a stimulatory medium change, which suggests the possibility that phase desynchrony is taking place within individual tissues of BKOs.
Frequently, the activation was correlated with the activation of medium-conductance channels, which suggests an unknown coupling mechanism.
Cracks in bacteria-containing geopolymer were sealed with CaCO3 after conditioning in precipitation medium for 3 days, which suggests bacterial spores remain viable.
The IMS spectra resemble spectra from the depth-sensitive point spectrometer's deep channel more than the shallow or medium channel (not shown), which suggests the IMS acquires autofluorescence from throughout the epithelium and stroma.
