Sentence examples for rely on acid from inspiring English sources

High temperature and low pH tolerant enzymes are preferred for the hydrolysis due to the fact that most current pretreatment strategies rely on acid and heat (Turner et al.2007).2007

The conventional methods employed for the diagnosis of mycobacterial diseases rely on acid fast staining, culture, and phenotypic characterization.

The second requisite for this process required that epimerization occur under the reaction conditions and because the resolving agent was a sulfonic acid, the epimerization needed to rely on acid-catalyzed tautomerization of the oxazinone.

Amino acid determination relies on acid hydrolysis and derivatization.

However, early studies in the pre-PSA era often relied on acid phosphatase levels and patient symptoms as markers of response, as only 20% of patients with metastatic prostate cancer, have measurable soft tissue disease (Figg et al, 1996).

Our method for quantifying glomerular numbers relied on acid-mediated dissociation of the kidney (60).

Bacteria, exemplified by enteropathogenic Escherichia coli (E. coli), rely on elaborate acid resistance systems to survive acidic environment (such as the stomach).

Uric acid levels increase nearly 100-fold during the second half of embryogenesis, suggesting that late-stage embryos rely on amino acid and purine degradation for some energy production.

Surprisingly, the C16-CoA oxidation rate was significantly reduced after exercise or fasting, suggesting that the kidney does not rely on fatty acid oxidation during catabolism.

Nevertheless, it should be pointed out that cancer cells have a significant degree of metabolic flexibility and rely on fatty acid β-oxidation (FAO) and OXPHOS for their needs, but these metabolic pathways are not primary sources of ATP.

Protein engineers traditionally rely on amino acid substitutions to alter the functional properties of biomacromolecules, yet have largely overlooked the potential benefits of reorganizing the polypeptide chain of a protein by circular permutation (CP).