Sentence examples for precursor role from inspiring English sources
Additionally, adenine and D-ribose are considered because of their precursor role in nucleotide and phosphate chemistry.
This would support a precursor role of attention problems in relation to language ability [ 28].
We found some preliminary evidence of a precursor role of attention problems in relation to language ability in prematurity.
For example, the functions of membrane arachidonate that are independent of a precursor role for eicosanoid synthesis remain largely unknown.
Preliminary evidence was found for a precursor role of early attention problems in relation to language in prematurity.
This finding seemed to be unique to the PLBW group and points to modest but non-negligible evidence supporting a precursor role of attention problems in prematurity.
Designed for use in biomimetic coordination chemistry, these molecules are expected to act directly or in specific precursor roles as polyfunctional Lewis bases towards metal-based Lewis acids to form complexes with biological relevance.
Although the composite differs in the morphology and nitrogen-containing precursor, the role of generated Ag component in the Ag/g-C3N4 composite is considered to be crucial for the enhancement both in light-harvesting ability and photocatalytic activity owing to its unique surface plasmonic effects.
It is evident that the pre-coated ZnO precursor plays a role as a protective layer to prevent a structural collapse caused by the shrinkage of the SU-8 template during the annealing despite one cycle of the infiltration process.
To this aim, tetraethoxysilane (TEOS) has been used as a precursor and the role of such architectures has been deeply investigated and correlated with the sol concentration and with the presence of the condensation catalyst DBTA (Dibutyltindiacetate).
Better analytical techniques would help to increase our understanding of waxes and their precursor, plus their role in the induction or the maintenance of the skin's conditioning state and barrier function.
