Sentence examples for moieties responsible for from inspiring English sources

The Fourier transform infrared spectra for CNT and GNP indicate that the GNPs contain oxygen moieties responsible for better interactions with the epoxy matrix.

Infrared analyses combined with the estimation of the hydrophilic and hydrophobic domains of the membrane surface yielded useful information about the distribution, availability and accessibility of the polar moieties responsible for the penetrant sorption.

This maximum is a consequence of the chromophoric groups in purine and pyrimidine moieties responsible for the electronic transitions [ 32, 33].

14 However, it was suggested by the same authors that their inhibitory potencies were adversely correlated with the number of sugar moieties responsible for a decrease in the effects of anthocyanidins on CYP3A4.

Since both the properties are due to hydrogen donating ability of the test sample it might be concluded that in addition to flavonoids there are other phytochemical moieties responsible for the antioxidant potential of S. xanthocarpum fruit extracts [ 39].

Though the further studies on the exact chemical moiety responsible for bioreduction pathway is still underway, in this paper, we are making an effort to understand the anti-proliferative effect of these functionalized "lead" in different cancer cell lines.

In both cases, the peak corresponding for the complex did not appear in the chromatogram, pointing out that the degradation step altered the chemical moiety responsible for the complexation between EBS and Zn.

Ligand based approach (CoMFA and CoMSIA) and structure based approach (molecular dynamics simulations assisted molecular docking study) were applied for the identification of important features of benzoxazepine moiety, responsible for mTOR inhibition.

The glycosyl moiety responsible for the high water solubility of the compound was oriented towards a hydrophilic region of the active site, where no other inhibitors were observed to be bound up to now.

These examples therefore show that the moiety responsible for the PM anchoring of a protein seems necessary and sufficient to allow (and possibly to predict) the transfer efficiency of PM proteins during trogocytosis.

However, although mutant SOD1 is now recognized to be the toxic moiety responsible for the selective death of motor neurons in SOD1-mediated ALS, the mechanism by which this protein exerts its toxicity is still not understood, and considerable effort is underway worldwide to analyse both the wildtype and mutant protein and to determine what causes death of motor neurons.