Sentence examples for reaction requirements from inspiring English sources
Suggestions for improved process designs are given for which the optimal design depends on the specific reaction requirements.
The different CcmE heme-binding residues in Systems I and I* lead to very different reaction requirements in vivo.
All UGE isoenzymes can interconvert UDP-Glc and UDP-Gal in vitro, although they show differences in the substrate affinity and reaction requirements [ 9, 11].
The reason is that users have to simultaneously trace multiple lines to infer reaction requirements which can render the process of parsing complex interaction diagrams cumbersome.
In the case of in vitro RNA transcription, the reaction requirements are T7 RNA polymerase, a high-yielding RNA synthesizing enzyme, a short double-stranded DNA (dsDNA) template, and millimolar solutions of ATP, GTP, CTP, UTP, and GMP.
Moreover, the HCl concentration in the produced gas mixture of H2O and HCl in the hydrolysis reaction is in much lower concentration of the electrolysis reaction requirement for an effective electrolytic cell performance.
Nanostructured materials offer a wide range of research and development possibilities in diverse areas of photonics, electronics, material science, catalysis, and sensors due to their high surface area to volume ratios and can easily be designed to improve the specific reaction and requirements (Alammari et al. 2015; Govindhan et al. 2016; Hu and Dai 2016).
The existence of antennae complexes in excess of reaction center requirements is anticipated to have significant consequences on fluorescence properties.
The results indicate that an improvement, in the form of increased resistance and reduced reaction forces requirement, of the typical hollow tube system can be achieved by incorporating other energy dissipating materials in the bollard structure.
These effects can be harnessed to control NOD activity and other enzymatic reactions with requirements of redox cycling and substrate access and egress.
This often implies the flexible reaction to changing requirements, impacting the adaption effort for the IPS2 provider.
