Sentence examples for n residue from inspiring English sources

Theoretical simulation showed that the –N– residue or the cavity of g-C3N4 was the preferential active site.

Thus, the average recovery of N fertilizer and N residue in the soil after the first growing season was 33.46 and 85.64%, respectively.

This is similar to the findings of Gentile et al. [5], who demonstrated that fertiliser N retention was higher in soil amended with low quality (i.e. low N) residue than high N residues, due to net N immobilisation.

If, however, the second motif is initiated at residue 117 instead of 118 in the protein sequence, then the N residue falls in the right place.

In agreement with others [49], our data indicate that Asn (N) residue at position 248 rather represents the normal form of TLR1 and its replacement by a Ser (S) identifies a variant form.

Figure 5 illustrates the stepwise assignment of the N residue.

Higher plant densities promoted shoot N uptake and reduced soil mineral N residues and apparent N surplus in root zone.

In both complexes the loop3 regions (with N residues corresponding to N51 in hAID) make either direct or water-mediated hydrogen bonds with the phosphate backbone of ssDNA substrate.

In TPPI, the glycosylation of N residues has been indispensable for the biological function.

Given a protein of length N residues an N×N adjacency matrix can then be generated that captures the network of side-chain interactions between the residues.

We defined a calpain cleavage peptide CCP m, n) as a cleavage bond flanked by m residues upstream and n residues downstream.