Sentence examples for product stabilisation from inspiring English sources

In the interplay with optimised gene expression [ 44] and product stabilisation [ 45], the utilisation of moss-endogenous secretion signals could greatly enhance the productivity of the moss-bioreactor system.

Planted forests are increasingly playing an important role in China for wood and non-wood forest products, carbon sequestration, soil stabilisation, and a range of other ecosystem services.

Soil stabilisation with by-product materials has proved to be a useful cost effective option.

Utilising locally available industrial by-products for in situ metal stabilisation presents a low-cost remediation approach for contaminated soil.

In the case of polymeric stabilisers, the typical stabilisation mechanism is based on steric stabilisation.

The accumulated fragmentation products of the co-polymer coalesce to form CNFs that radiate away from the monolith, whose dimensions are linked to their template growth along crests, which were formed from the out-gassing of volatile products of the polymer during the stabilisation step.

The subsequent decrease in consumption of products from this group and its stabilisation at a lower level than in previous years could be one of the causes for the lack of increase in the CRC incidence among women and decreased rate of increase among men.

Tissue transglutaminase (TG2) (EC 2.3.2.13) catalyses Ca+2-dependent, transamidation reactions by the transfer of acyl groupings from glutamine to lysine residues of ECM protein molecules forming a covalent bond, where the cross-link product, ε γ-glutamyl -lysine, leads to ECM stabilisation [ 18, 19].

It highlights the benefits of this technology for environmental sustainability in the areas of recycling of old materials and the use of blends of waste products such as alkali activated slag as stabilisation binders.

On the other hand, the mere immunocytochemical detection of p53 gene product may also be due to an increased protein stabilisation uncoupled from mutation (Cripps et al, 1994).

This seems sensible since the processes of biogenic stabilisation are often associated with the production of organic molecules secreted as a by-product of photosynthesis.