Sentence examples for moieties which enable from inspiring English sources

The dopamine@CNT hybrid (denoted as DA@CNT) reveals an enhanced electrocatalytic activity towards ORR with highly positive onset potential and cathodic current as a result of their outstanding features of longitudinal mesoporous structure, high surface area, and ornamentation of DA layers with nitrogen moieties, which enable fast electron transport and fully exposed electroactive sites.

This could be due to the presence of cell growth boosting factors in the T. arjuna bark extract and the high content of bioactive molecules such as polyphenols, terpenoids, reducing sugars, and other hydrophobic organic moieties which enable easy internalization of nanomaterials via hydrophobic interior of the cell membrane [40].

The effect was dependent on the presence of hydrophobic peptide moieties, which enables and stabilizes the electrostatic interactions between the CAMP and the negatively charged glycosylations.

With internal alkynes, we generated synthetically useful regioselectivities in the generation of the α-oxo gold carbene moiety, which enables expedient formation of versatile enone products.

The latter possesses positively charged triethylammonium-groups linked to an aromatic styrene moiety, which enables ionic binding of the phenolate anion supported by π π stacking of both aromatic systems (Fig. 4).

Most reported protein electrophile adducts have been characterized from in vitro reactions or through affinity capture of the adduct moiety, which enables global analyses but is poorly suited to targeted studies of specific proteins.

The emergence of graphene oxide makes such combination possible due to its abundant functional moieties (hydroxyl and carboxyl groups)[11, 12], which enable possible metal oxide deposition and functional organic group grafting on its surface[13 15].

These properties indicate the occurrence of sulfatases which enable the cells to use also the carbon moiety of the detergent for growth.

In the direct analysis of gangliosides using MALDI-MS, the mass spectra showed distinct mass peaks for ganglioside molecular species with different oligosaccharide/ceramide moieties (Figure 2), which enabled the visualization of the distribution of individual molecular species by IMS (Figure 3).

In this regard, certain GBCAs (i.e. gadobenate dimeglumine, MultiHance; gadoxetic acid, Primovist) have a hydrophobic moiety in their structure, which enables the agent to interact reversibly with serum proteins.

The other is photocatalytic decomposition by photocatalysis of Ti-oxide moieties within the mesoporous silica matrix, which enables one to coat the surface with low thermal resistance effectively.