Sentence examples for more suitable substrate from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that cellobiose is a more suitable substrate for E. coli expressing BGL than glucose in some cases.

It was hypothesized that the bark of these trees had become more acid in recent years because of increasing atmospheric pollution (specifically, increases in the levels of sulfuric and nitric acid from industrial smoke), providing a more suitable substrate for the fungus.

Among the VFAs produced by dark fermentation, lactate is found to be a more suitable substrate for hydrogen production by PNSB than acetate and butyrate since lactate can be directly converted to pyruvate via lactate dehydrogenase.

These results revealed that DLH was a more suitable substrate for these strains on sugar conversion to lipids, and the reason might ascribe to the negative impacts of the inhibitors in NDLH.

We suggest that in addition to these substrates, Avicel is probably a more suitable substrate for plate-based evaluation of a CBP strain that will be grown eventually on pretreated biomass.

The first possibility is that the introns of Dictyostelium discoideum are generally shorter; thus, the genomic DNAs are more suitable substrates of the recombination process than those of Dictyostelium purpureum.

Substrate A was more suitable than substrate B for installation of efficient and fully functional green roofs in arid-prone areas.

Our studies provide a candidate list for further investigation using more suitable test substrates, such as urine for mRNA or protein or serum for protein.

Compared with the staple cotton yarn, the long continuous polyester filament exhibiting better coating layer is more suitable as coating substrate.

It is found that SiO2 Al2O3 composites with the mid-acidity and large pores were more suitable as the substrate than Al2O3 and Al2O3 Y(Y zeolite).

From these viewpoints, MR-GO monolayer is more suitable than MEG substrate for dye molecule detection because of the contribution of extra local electric field and the possible amidation reaction on MR-GO substrate.