Sentence examples for reacts primarily from inspiring English sources
The dimer cation radical reacts primarily via Cl atom loss, and additional channels corresponding to HCl and H atom loss were identified.
Singlet oxygen reacts primarily with five amino acids, which are tryptophan, histidine, tyrosine, methionine and cysteine to form peroxides (Michaeli and Feitelson 1995 and Michaeli and Feitelson 1997) and in high yields especially for tryptophan, tyrosine and histidine residues, both free and on proteins (Gracanin et al. 2009).
The tubulointerstitial deposits were negative with a von Kossa silver stain that reacts primarily with phosphate ions in calcium phosphate deposits.
While oxidation of LDL by copper leads to fragmentation of both the protein and the lipid moiety, modification of LDL by HOCl, added as reagent or generated enzymatically by the MPO H2O2 chloride system reacts primarily with Lys/His and the N-terminal α-amino groups giving rise to formation of chloramines [13].
"People react primarily to direct experience and not to abstractions; it is very rare to find anyone who can become emotionally involved with an abstraction.
The researchers also looked at the possible role of advertising but found further evidence that investors were reacting primarily to the name changes alone.
It can be argued that investors have been reacting primarily to a slowdown in economic growth in the United States and other developed countries.
While the world remains on edge regarding what is happening, we paradoxically react primarily with sarcasm, perhaps knowing that these kind of regimes don't affect the United States or combat colonialism to the same extent that they bring destruction to their peoples, and ultimately fail.
Antimicrobial activity of extract could be because phenols reacted primarily with the phospholipids component of cell membrane (Ely et al. 2004).
The biomass obtained at maximal cellulose recovery was further acetylated by a Fisher process, in which the biomass reacted primarily with acetic acid.
(2) Do firms react primarily to internal or external exigencies, for example, internal financial constraints or, rather, are they responding to unfolding circumstances, such as the more demanding market conditions experienced on internationalization?
