Sentence examples for o leading from inspiring English sources

Further, the loss in OBO is more than compensated by the gains obtained in E s /N o, leading to enhanced TD as will be shown below.

One mode of indirect use of NO2− and NO could be their dismutation (formally an 'internal' reduction of N and oxidation of O) leading to O2, according to the following equations: (1) (2) O2 could then be used for an alkane monooxygenase reaction (alkane hydroxylation).

He had represented Cook in a divorce action and defended him, successfully, against a charge o leading a drunk out of the Bay Harbor Poolroom, beating him up, and robbing him of a dollar and ninety cents.

We previously reported on the transcriptional responses of M. truncatula wild type A17, nfp-1, and dmi3 plantlet roots towards Myc-LCOs, leading to the conclusion that the LysM receptor kinase NFP is almost absolutely essential for the perception of Myc-LCO signals and that the majority of Myc-LCO specific gene expression is activated via the CSSP [ 7].

The monosaccharides GlcA and GlcNAc comprise the disaccharide repeat in NA domains, while sulfonated derivatives of α- l-iduronic acid (IdoA) and GlcNAc predominate in S-domains; IdoA can be 2- O-sulfonated (IdoA2S) and GlcNAc can be N-, 6- O- and 3- O-sulfonated, leading most commonly to GlcNS, GlcNS6S, GlcNS6S3S and GlcNS3S.

In addition to the desired product cannabigerolic acid, NphB catalyzes an O-prenylation leading to 2-O-geranyl olivetolic acid.

Two professional teams are chasing her signature on a contract, including the Italians of Acca Due O, the leading women's team in the world, and she will also have the chance of a place in the British World Class Performance squad.

The cell expansions are mainly caused by the longer M O bonds compared to Al–O bonds, leading to the major expansion in lattice vectors a and b.

Our findings indicate that endochondral ossification during fracture healing is accelerated in 5-LOKO mice, leading to reduced bridging time and enhanced biomechanical properties of the callus.

Above about 130 K the surface molecules of ice are sufficiently mobile to rotate and accommodate the Fe–O bond, leading to very efficient uptake.

While both carbonyl oxygens of Asp168 in WT-ASV are oriented toward R155's Nε and Nη (Supplementary Figure S1a), Asp168 in WT-ASVmc rotates by 8.7° about the Cα Cβ–O angle, leading to the formation of an extensive electrostatic network connecting Arg155 Asp168 Arg123 (Supplementary Figure S1c).