Sentence examples for molecules per hour from inspiring English sources
Finally, the catalysts were extremely active, fracturing some 240,000 CO2 molecules per hour, 25 times as fast as the cobalt-only COFs.
Plots of surface-bound and internalized radiotracers indicate similar behavior up to 24 h p.i. for both 124I-J591 and 89Zr-J591, withetheffectct of differential clearance rates becoming apparent after about 35 h p.i. Estimates of J591/PSMA complex turnover were 3.9 90.5 × 1012 (for doses from 60 to 240 μg) molecules per hour per gram of tumor (20%% of receptors internalized per hour).
Such pronounced enhancement of operator occupancy has the consequence of decreasing the expression rate of β-galactosidase (molecules per hour per cell) [5], [55] from 1,300 to a range of 12 to 90.
In wild-type E. coli strains with an O1 O3 operator pair separated by 92 bp (Table 2), the predicted O1 occupancy is 0.9986 (equivalent to about 8 β-galactosidase molecules per hour per cell), in excellent agreement with direct in-vivo measurements [3], [56].
Note that since M is not scaled the transcription profile corresponds to molecular population sizes which here are about 150 mRNA molecules per hour.
The result is illustrated in Figure 5. Expectation values for molecule numbers per cell and fluxes in molecules per hour are visualized by different colors on a logarithmic scale.
For the 10 attomolar toxin concentration, we calculated a substrate conversion rate of approximately two billion substrate molecules per one immobilized toxin molecule per hour.
Based on these kinetic parameters, each AncMDH2 reduces one pyruvate molecule per hour.
Peak velocities of molecules usually are of the order of 100 to 300 centimetres (40 to 120 inches) per hour.
The Packers pay $10 per hour.
