Sentence examples for phosphate results from inspiring English sources

Based on the laboratory experiment and geochemical modelling, we hypothesise that the release of fluoride and phosphate results from the incongruent dissolution of CFA and the simultaneous formation of a depleted layer that has hydrated di-basic calcium phosphate (CaHPO4nH2O) composition at the CFA-water interface.

In solutions that are supersaturated with respect to calcium oxalate, the presence of phosphate results in the initial formation of amorphous calcium phosphate clusters.

It is a fact that the Lenziaren® treated cats consumed higher quantities of phosphate as a result of higher food consumption, but the urine phosphate results suggest that absorption of phosphate was effectively decreased by Lenziaren®.

We have previously shown that inactivation of Spt6 prior to addition of the signal for repression (phosphate) results in the PHO5 promoter remaining nucleosome-depleted and transcriptionally active in vivo, even though the activators no longer occupy the promoter [ 13].

In solutions that are supersaturated with respect to calcium oxalate, the presence of phosphate results in the initial formation of amorphous calcium phosphate clusters; these clusters were found to promote the aggregation of amorphous calcium oxalate complexes which induce the nucleation and growth of urinary stones.

However, based on the purification factor, potassium phosphate resulted in a higher PF (1.46).

The amount of inorganic phosphate resulted from the enzymatic reaction was determined using the standard vanadomolybdate UV spectrophotometric method [24].

The ammonium-containing MPC resulted in struvite (MgNH4PO4·6H2O) as the major reaction product, whereas the MPC prepared with sodium dihydrogen phosphate resulted in an amorphous product.

The synergistic effect of CPP-ACP and fluoride in reducing the WSLs is due to the formation of CPP-stabilized amorphous calcium fluoride phosphate, resulting in increased concentration of bioavailable calcium and phosphate ions [37].

Many studies conducted have shown the synergistic effect between CPP-ACP and fluoride which can be attributed to the formation of CPP-stabilized amorphous calcium fluoride phosphate, resulting in the increased incorporation of fluoride ions into plaque, together with increased concentrations of bioavailable calcium and phosphate ions [4, 5, 9, 10].

Both were shown to interact actively with calcium and phosphate resulting in the formation of particles, spindles, and films [2], [4].