Sentence examples for normal intermediate from inspiring English sources

Kavli, B., Otterlei, M., Slupphaug, G. & Krokan, H.E. Uracil in DNA general mutagen, but normal intermediate in acquired immunity.

Such observations do not, however, prove that lactic acid is a normal intermediate of glycogen catabolism; rather, they show only that compounds capable of yielding lactic acid are likely to be normal intermediates.

To initially address this question, enteric-coated tablets containing a replicating Ad vector were orally administered to SHIV- and SIV-infected rhesus macaques with normal, intermediate or low CD4 T cell counts and stable disease.

Very preterm delivery (before 33 weeks) was significantly associated with the flora grade (P=0.02): women with normal, intermediate and abnormal flora, respectively had 27 (10.6%), 14 (18.4%) and 6 (25.0%) births before 33 weeks.

These are processes in which individual stages of treatment, viz., acid demineralisation, alkaline scouring, hydrogen peroxide bleaching and the elimination of residual peroxide with subsequent reactive dyeing occur without the normal intermediate washings.

As indicated in the original report, disease extent (normal, intermediate, severe) was scored by combining Sudan IV staining and raised lesion data.

AMP-linked DNA structures are normal intermediates of DNA ligation that are predicted to accumulate during premature ligation cycles.

Adenylated DNA breaks are normal intermediates of DNA ligation reactions, and are usually very transient, because DNA ligases rapidly catalyse nucleophilic attack of the 5′-AMP by the 3′-hydroxyl terminus, releasing AMP and sealing the nick.

These structures are normal intermediates of DNA ligation and the prediction is that an incomplete ligation cycle may lead to the formation of DNA lesions with 5′-AMP, for which APTX is needed to remove the AMP and re-set the ligase (Rass et al, 2007b).

In the absence of cell-cell contact, large intracellular vacuoles called vacuolar apical compartments (VACs) appear, which are thought to be normal intermediates in the biogenesis of apical surface and often result from the fusion of apical transport vesicles under conditions of reduced delivery form the apical recycling/early endosome to the apical plasma membrane.

Trifocals for computer work typically have a larger-than-normal intermediate zone placed higher in the lens for more comfortable viewing of the computer screen, but they still contain a small zone in the top of the lens for distance viewing.