Sentence examples for reaction and three from inspiring English sources
The iron II) complex presented a reversible oxidation reaction and three reduction reactions, which are normally considered to be reversible, however our results demonstrate that this is not always the case, with the reversibility of the reactions being highly dependent on the solvent used.
The total RNA was reverse transcribed using a matrix of three different RNA input amounts (1, 3 and 9 µg per reaction) and three different reverse transcription temperatures (37, 42 and 50°C) with Invitrogen superscript III and the buffer supplied with the enzyme.
One RT reaction and three qPCRs were performed for each standard (three technical replicates total).
Note that we test one intermediate compound for the 2-step reaction, two intermediate compounds for the 3-step reaction and three intermediate compounds for the 4-step reaction.
The in silico analysis using antiSMASH identified putative siderophore gene clusters in five of the eight strains with a clear CAS reaction, and three of the eight with a weak reaction.
Generally, there are three-steo reaction and three kinds of enzymes participating in the eukaryotic ubiquitylation process, including ubiquitin-activating enzymes, ubiquitin-conjugating enzymes, and ubiquitin ligases [ 4, 5], but only two-step reaction and two enzymes are participating in the prokaryotic pupylation process.
Four, he said, praised the police reaction, and two were critical.
Elements of Pakistani intelligence and the military had been colluding with the Taliban; America's reaction, and two assassination attempts, concentrated General Musharraf's mind.
Estimated detection limits in reagent-grade water were five genome equivalent copies (GEC) per reaction and two to four rotavirus particles per reaction.
This review details efforts to define the mechanism of this reaction and two emerging fields closely tied to this process.
"One, stop doing or saying whatever it is that provoked that reaction; and two, give yourself the chance to clarify the situation by addressing the reaction of the interviewer.
