Sentence examples for reflect the conversion from inspiring English sources
After menopause, circulating oestrogen levels reflect the conversion of androgens to oestrogens in adipose tissue.
These are thought to reflect the conversion of MC from one type to another, representing different stages of the same pathological process [ 3- 6].
It was also assumed that the conversion yields of xylan into xylose would reflect the conversion yields for C5 sugars into their monomeric components, and that the conversion of glucan into glucose would represent the yields for C6 sugars into their monomers, during the pretreatment and enzymatic saccharification stages.
Results suggest that urinary PD is an accurate indicator of MN from the rumen of Dorper crossbred sheep, and PNI reflected the conversion of nitrogen degradation to MN in the rumen.
Therefore, the XPS investigations confirm that the red shift of the spectrum reflects the conversion of the Mo element valence from tetravalent to hexavalent.
Additionally, an obvious bend occurs at about 200 300 °C, which is more clear in Fig. 2b, c, and likely reflects the conversion of thermally unstable maghemites.
The color change reflecting the conversion of p-NPP to p-nitrophenol was measured at 405 nm.
This architecture reflects the conversion of multiple input nutrients into multiple biomass components via a small set of precursor metabolites.
The second reflects the conversion of F2 → F3. k23 is the apparent first-order rate-constant for this process, with F2 assumed to have a first-order dependence.
In contrast, kcat reflects the conversion of bound substrate to product under saturating conditions, an indicator of how a mutation affects the energetics of the enzyme substrate complex compared to the enzyme transition state complex.
The enzymatic activity of purified rMsEno was determined by measuring the enhancement of absorbance at 240 nm (OD240), which reflects the conversion of 2-PGA to PEP at 30°C as previously described [ 37] with slight modifications.
