Sentence examples for radical showing from inspiring English sources

Last week I was at Silverstone with the Bloodhound Radical, showing a couple of journalists (from The Sun and Radio 1) how I'm going about training for Bloodhound by improving my driving skills.

The saturation efficiency and sample heating effects were investigated for Overhauser DNP experiments of aqueous solutions of TEMPOL radical, showing relative saturation better than 0.9 and sample heating not exceeding a few Kelvin even at high microwave power and long irradiation time.

DPPH is a stable radical showing a maximum absorbance at 515 nm.

Ramli et al. [ 20] evaluated the antioxidant activity of ethanolic extract of A. farnesiana leaves, on scavenging DPPH+ radical, showing a 80%% of activity with 100 μg/ml, which is lower than the 95.2 % obtained in the present study, with a concentration of an methanol:water extract of 200 μg/ml in pods.

EL, produced by the hole injecting SO−4 radical, shows an additional luminescence band (λmax = 650 nm).

PNEP thus produced scavenged superoxide anion radical, 1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl radical, and hydroxyl radical; showed antioxidant properties; and had reducing power.

The best compound, 6j, with a tryptophan amino moiety and piperidine nitroxyl radical showed GI50 values of 13.7 15.0 μM, and was fivefold more potent than GA.

At a low iron dosage, there is less Fe2+ ions are available to react with oxidant and then the H2O2 is going to react with already produced ·OH radicals to form a ·OOH radical shown in Eq. (12) and the formed ·OOH radicals were having less oxidation capacity than ·OH radicals (Masomboon et al. 2009).

Use of the alternative substrate 4-thia- l-lysine allowed observation of the C3-radical of 4-thialysine, an analogue of the substrate C3 radical shown in the mechanism (species 2 in Figure 11).

Oxidative damage caused by free-radicals is accepted as a common link between neurodegenerative diseases and melatonin acts scavenging these free-radicals showing antioxidant activity [ 32].

Sulfate radicals show a higher standard reduction potential than hydroxyl radicals at neutral pH, and both radicals show similar reduction potentials under acidic conditions [27].