Sentence examples for peculiar active from inspiring English sources

As there is a vast amount of literature in the areas of for example, metallurgy, mineralogy, and materials electronics, further characterization studies will have to clarify the precise nature of this peculiar active center.

The mechanism proposed for the formation of these clusters deals with the formation of peculiar optically active J-nanoaggregates, which serve as nuclei for further growth into mesoscopic structures.

The peculiar behavior of active crystals is due to the presence of evolving phase mixtures the variety of which depends on the number of coexisting phases and the multiplicity of symmetry-related variants.

The peculiar electrophilic behaviour of active oxygen formed over Fe-ZSM-5 zeolites upon nitrous oxide decomposition has been investigated in toluene oxidation.

The extract, with a peculiar content of biologically active molecules, was investigated as a novel anti-inflammaging and antiglycation agent.

Aside from the kinetic characteristics of 17β-boldenone and prednisolone detailed above and the likely use of very low dosages, the lack of correspondence between the histological and the analytical results in such calves might be explained by the peculiar effects of either active principle on target tissues.

63 The GSK3 is a kinase that has peculiar features: it is constitutively active and extracellular stimulation inhibits GSK3 kinase activity, it is inhibited by phosphorylation, it requires 'primed' phosphorylation of its substrates by other kinases before GSK3 can phosphorylate them, and it mainly plays a role as a negative regulator.

After all, we can only see the brightest ones, and those always tend to be the most active and most peculiar.

Hydrogenases have recently become one of the central topics in bioinorganic chemistry not only due to the very peculiar structural features of their active site, but also because H2 is a very promising energy carrier for (bio technological applications.

Chlorite dismutases constitute a novel heme enzyme family with a structurally unique active site and peculiar enzymatic properties.

In any case, there are no reports of AID-induced lesions in G2 or during mitosis and, unless the cell-cycle regulation of AID in the germline is peculiar, probably AID is not active in prophase I, when recombination takes place.