Furthermore, the kinase activities are required for IFN-β-promoter activation, suggesting that TBK1/IKK-i activates IFN-β promoter by phosphorylating one or more appropriate substrates.
Thus, the MgO-SSL line is more appropriate as a substrate for ethanol production, while the effluent portion of the CaO-SSL is available as substrate for biodigestion.
A self-paced trial schedule may be more appropriate to isolate the neural substrate of the cognitive component of interest or to exclude response time differences as a confounding factor.
Indeed, the uptake of adeforvir, the specific substrate of basolateral rOat1 [ 41], and more appropriate model, such as Oat3 knock-out mice, might be more useful tools for differentiation of the impact of T2DM on individual basolateral transporters.
Maybe it would be more appropriate to use the general term "PON1 activity" that can be measured by different substrates such as paroxon, phenyl acetate, 4-nitrophenyl acetate, TBBL or dihydrocoumarin.
Thus, a new classification of the CMPD according to the molecular substrate, e.g., the JAK2 mutation, likewise to the definition of CML, will be more appropriate [ 10, 68].
Considering statistical parameters and the flaw size limiting thickness of the substrate layer in a SOFC, the three-parameter Weibull statistics is demonstrated to be more appropriate for the fracture characterization of thin ceramic components.
Thus, in the context of a paper on enzymatic substrate cleavage, a search initiated via Utopia Documents for the term 'cleavage' returns far more appropriate definitions than would the same search in a more generic context.
These values would suggest that benzoylformate is not the physiological substrate for this enzyme, and that annotation as a 2-oxo acid decarboxylase may be more appropriate.
In the case of cells subjected to cyclic stretch on elastomeric substrates such as silicone rubber, we submit that the displacement boundary condition is a more appropriate description of the mechanical stimulus that the cells respond to.
"Tormentor" feels more appropriate.
