Sentence examples for most stable fraction from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the most stable fraction of mRNAs is enriched for transcripts encoding factors involved in ion transport and lipid metabolism (Table 1).

The majority of this gain, i.e. 79.2% in GAU and 71.4% in ALM, occurred in the most stable fractions.

However, in GAU there was at the same time a SOC loss in the most stable fractions (0.23 kg m− 2).

Over time, washing by the rain and aging has changed the chemical distribution of the metals in the soil and nowadays they concentrate in the most stable fractions.

Soil Ni appeared to be associated with the most stable fractions of the soil organic matter and was protected against strong extracting solutions such as concentrated and hot HNO3 and HCl.

It has been observed that the F5 fraction was increased in zeolite-added compost in comparison to control; it indicated that mobile fractions (F1 to F4) of Mn were transformed into most stable F5 fraction due to zeolite addition.

Hexane soluble fraction (HS) is the most stable while pre-asphaltene fraction (PA) is the most active during the hydro-treatment.

Structural models generated from NMR data showed that the most stable catalysts contained a significant fraction of furan rings and hardly any polycondensed aromatic rings.

This is true regardless of whether one considers the most stable digestion fragment and protein fraction or only the parent protein substrate.

Global atom packing fractions derived from measured densities range from about 0.62 to 0.76, and the most stable binary glasses all have packing fractions in excess of 0.70, supporting the idea that atom packing efficiency influences glass stability.

In stark contrast to the other mutants, ArmΔCXM19 was most stable at the D/V boundary where a fraction localised to the nucleus (Figure 9D, blue channel arrowhead), suggesting that it is responsive to Wingless signalling.