Sentence examples for preferential active from inspiring English sources

Theoretical simulation showed that the –N– residue or the cavity of g-C3N4 was the preferential active site.

First principles calculations also indicated that no terminated edges acted as preferential active sites in adsorbing and storing the reaction species.

Structural modifications are proposed to reverse the selectivity of the more active inhibitor of the series characterized by a preferential activity on COX-1.

GFT505 and its main active circulating metabolite, GFT1007, are PPAR modulators with preferential activity on PPARα (half-maximal effective concentration: 10 20 nmol/L) and additional activity on PPARδ (half-maximal effective concentration: 100 150 nmol/L).

However, it is important to note that this "preferential" activation does not equate to specialization in the absolute sense as the right IFC was in fact active for switching "and" inhibition.

The preferential binding of active MMPs was confirmed by MMP-3 and MMP-8 activation studies, which demonstrated significant increases in microsphere binding on activation.

We can have contagion-like feelings of sympathy when we see other beings suffering, and that's a good thing — but that is a long way from the kinds of active preferential devotions that we marshal for members of our respective tribes.

Fundamentally, there is no preferential selection of active compounds in the top 20 %, and this is true irrespective of the chosen protonation state of the ligand set.

Similarly, H3K56ac is specifically located at gene promoters and shows preferential marking of active genes, suggesting that, like in yeast, it could facilitate rapid transcriptional activation (Williams et al, 2008).

Therefore, we have been developing a PET radiotracer with preferential binding to active mutant EGFR kinases, not to EGFR kinase mutants conferring resistance to current small molecular inhibitors (i.e., gefitinib).

However, lignin functionalities, such as alcohols lowered catalytic activity due to their preferential binding at catalyst active sites.