Sentence examples for reduced accessible from inspiring English sources

This decrease was attributed to starvation due to decreased access to substrate (reduced accessible surface area) [ 29].

Summary: We present DisVis, a Python package and command line tool to calculate the reduced accessible interaction space of distance-restrained binary protein complexes, allowing for direct visualization and quantification of the information content of the distance restraints.

This work investigates the effects of reduced accessible surface area of aggregate particles and of surface energy on relevant particle formation and growth mechanisms during titania formation from the vapour phase at industrial process conditions.

Another difference between the in vitro experiment and the environment inside the cell is the reduced accessible surface area for a membrane tail-anchored protein.

Most of the population lives in urban areas (75%) in Europe, making this of greater relevance to public health, and rapid urbanisation continues to reduce accessible natural environments for urban residents.

It was attributed to the electrostatic repulsion effect of the charged groups on the like-charged protein, which reduced the accessible pore volume for the protein.

It was verified that the use of DMS in substitution of raw sand maintained or reduced the accessible pores, the sorptivity and the water penetration depth under pressure.

AMS thiol-modification confirmed that both Cys and Cys were reduced and accessible to a thiol alkylating agent.

Presumably, when the size of the substrate particle is reduced, the accessible surface for enzymatic attack is increased and the lengths of entry and exit paths for enzymes and hydrolysis products, respectively, are reduced [ 27, 28].

While most proteins do not have reduced solvent-accessible cysteine residues, they can be engineered into the protein or generated by reduction of native disulfide bonds.

The aggregation of graphene sheets reduce the accessible surface area, often resulting in inferior electrochemical performance [53, 77].