Sentence examples for reductive condition from inspiring English sources

The effect of reductive condition on CFCs is discussed consequently.

DOX-encapsulated PC5MA-SS-PEO self-assembled nanoparticles (DOX-encapsulated SS-NPs) showed excellent stability and exhibited a rapid DOX release in response to dithiothreitol reductive condition.

This is based on the fact that under the flooded condition, the soil is under a reductive condition and a large part of Cd in the soil forms CdS with low solubility (Iimura and Ito 1978).

In combination with the reductive condition of about −300 to −400 mV, the microbial fermentation in the rumen might provide good conditions for the degradation of PFAAs and could affect the PFAA-adsorption downstream.

In particular, when C. cellulovorans lives under a reductive condition, such a pathway is more reasonable than the pathway of citrate production from acetyl-CoA in an oxidative manner.

The generation of 22 presumably resulted from the introduction of oxygen under this reductive condition, and the amount of 22 was considerably increased (TLC monitoring) when oxygen was intentionally bubbled into the reaction tube.

Treatment of the sample with tris 2-carboxyethyl phosphine (tris 2-carboxyethyl phosphined TCEPeduce disulfides, was used to mimicommonctive conditions.

By contrast, under reductive conditions, the ratio of Cys/H2S increased, which is consistent with TCEP-mediated reduction of cystine to Cys.

The drug release from the drug-loaded micelles displayed fastest under simultaneously acidic and reductive conditions.

During irradiation of dilute diuron solutions effective degradation was observed, which was higher under oxidative than reductive conditions.

The study [28] recognized that PFOA and PFOS disappeared quite rapidly under anaerobic reductive conditions (redox potential of −380 mV).