Sentence examples for of new substrates from inspiring English sources

As a result, marine environments, already affected by plastic pollution, will experience a progressive introduction of "new" substrates.

Via step-wise addition of new substrates, up to 125 ± 4.6 mM FDP was synthesized after 7-h reaction.

This first seeding step with commercial substrates is necessary for the creation of original substrates which can be used for the fabrication of new substrates.

To evaluate this hypothesis we studied (1) the interaction between macroalgae and F. enigmaticus during the colonization of new substrates and (2) the effects of macroalgae on the recruitment, growth, and body condition of F. enigmaticus.

This work provided an insight into the binding interactions between TEM-1 beta-lactamases and beta-lactam antibiotics, which may be beneficial for the designing and developing of new substrates resistant to TEM-1 beta-lactamases.

Using an unbiased approach to substrate identification, we surveyed the proteome of a human cell line for targets of γ-secretase and found a relatively small population of new substrates, all of which are type I transmembrane proteins but have diverse biological roles.

It may assist in the design of new substrate or buffer materials for semiconductors where perovskite can play an important role.

What does the catalytic landscape look like as an enzyme family traverses all possible lineages en route to the acquisition of new substrate and/or product specificities?

The initial peak is likely just a large increase in degradation because of a large amount of new substrate.

However, when grazing rates are lowered due to herbivore removal or the opening of new substrate following coral mortality, macroalgae often become abundant [2], [4], [5], [6], [7].

Below some threshold density of herbivores or above some threshold area of new substrate, reduced grazing on small turfs may allow macrophytes to establish and suppress both the preferred prey of these herbivores and coral settlement, growth, and survivorship [7], [10], [49].