Sentence examples for more efficient reactions from inspiring English sources

Polyglutamylation of folates is essential for the cellular retention of this family of compounds and results in more efficient reactions for many folate-dependent enzymes [ 23, 24].

Microwave (MW) methods often promote more efficient reactions, and a good number of MW assisted organic syntheses (MAOS) involving radicals have been described.

The more efficient reaction most likely related to the fewer aliphatic groups which needed to be consumed before a high conversion value was reached.

It is believed that binary IL system could be also applicable to other enzymatic reaction systems for establishment of more efficient reaction protocols.

Despite the lower number of reacting aliphatic groups in the Supreme (some of the monomers TEGDMA of Z100 were replaced by UDMA and BisEMA), it still seems that a more efficient reaction occurred in Supreme.

The direct reduction of H2O2 on the polymer backbone was identified as a side reaction even though the bioelectroreduction through horseradish peroxidase is a much more efficient reaction pathway.

It is found that the doping metal species prefer to be located on the surface of gold nanoparticles and that a small amount of additional reductive metal leads to more efficient reaction.

A common feature of the enzymatic hydrolysis step is the need for pretreatment of the lignocellulosic material resulting in a more efficient reaction despite the recalcitrant nature of the plant cell wall [ 4].

Growing concern regarding the sustainability of the chemical industry has driven the development of more efficient catalytic reactions.

Other companies, like Protonex Technology Corporation, are applying nanoengineering techniques to develop fuel cell stacks that enable more efficient electrochemical reactions to generate power densities two to four times that of other portable power sources.

"Understanding that route could help chemists produce more efficient chemical reactions".