Sentence examples for recovered entry from inspiring English sources

In contrast N-methylimidazole 9u failed to cyclize with 6a, with unreacted starting material being recovered (entry 21).

Three literature-known biocatalysts were screened, and only Novozym 435 gave a controllable conversion in 97% e.e. of the recovered alcohol (entry 2 in Table 1).

In yeast cells grown under CR on 0.2% glucose and recovered upon entry into a quiescent state on day 7 of cell culturing, LCA also alters the morphological appearance of the IMM and mitochondrial cristae.

Our electron microscopical analysis revealed that in yeast cells grown under CR on 0.2% glucose and recovered upon entry into a quiescent state on day 7 of cell culturing, LCA (i) causes a substantial enlargement of mitochondria; and (ii) significantly reduces the number of these organelles.

This allows these insurers to recover the entry costs and it is possible to sustain an equilibrium that is separating with the structure described above (one scapegoat and at least two free riders).

He also recovers his entry fee, which was his memories, except for the events leading up to his death.

Abundant beads made of the ostrich egg shell were recovered from the entry terrace of the rockshelter; remains of a wooden pole were located in the central portion of the grotto, handles of composite tool were found in association with fi re places.

Participants who had had a prostatectomy were at least 3 months from their surgery and had fully recovered before study entry.

Because the two active Orai1 siRNAs may have had off-target effects, rescue experiments were performed using wild-type Orai1 cDNA, which had no effect on its own but recovered the Ca2+ entry that was suppressed by Orai1 siRNA.

The genes upper in the section were found only by the σ wtrep statistic, the remainder was found with both approaches except of the last gene entry recovered only by the σ μ statistic (it was filtered out due the fold change criterion).

Here we have adopted the same strategy of not recovering these entries in the present curation.