Sentence examples for producing reduced from inspiring English sources
The rGO-4Py was further functionalized by methylation using methylpyridinium iodide, producing reduced graphene oxide (rGO-4Py-MeI).
Producing reduced size microcapsules involves broadening the possibilities to employ this technology in the treatment of many disorders.
Given its availability, low prices, and high degree of reduction, glycerol has become an ideal feedstock for producing reduced compounds via anaerobic fermentation.
Microfluidic devices are receiving an increasing attention from scientific community and commercial sphere especially due to their potential to be low-cost, portable and practical handy analytical devices requiring extremely low volumes of samples and producing reduced amount of waste.
a In normal non-transformed cells glucose is mainly metabolized through the glycolysis pathway and the resulting pyruvate enters the mitochondrial TCA cycle, producing reduced equivalents that are fed into the ETC to generate ATP with high efficiency through the OXPHOS.
The T4 RNA ligase 2 (Rnl2) shows optimal activity on double-strand nucleic acids [14], though it is also used for adding a 3'-adapter by single-strand ligation in small-RNA cloning with the Rnl2(1 249) truncated enzyme producing reduced ligation side products [15], [16].
The time course study of POME hydrolysis was firstly conducted to find its optimum reaction time in producing reducing sugars.
The glyoxylate cycle has also recently been proposed for producing reducing equivalents in the anaerobic phase [41], [42], possibly in conjunction with a novel cytochrome [4].
The alternatively activated macrophages (AAM) also produce reduced levels of inflammatory cytokines and exhibited regulatory or repair activity [17].
StyB reductase, formate, formate dehydrogenase and catalase were added in order to produce reduced FAD, regenerate NADH, and remove hydrogen peroxide.
Another possibility is that dissolved oxygen removal by organic matter produces reduced conditions, thereby increasing the solubility of Fe-bearing minerals (Pattanayak et al. 2000).
