Sentence examples for reversible dynamic from inspiring English sources

Here we establish a physical mass-transfer model for analyte molecules in these transducers which takes into account advective and diffusive transport of both oxidized and reduced species as well as reversible dynamic adsorption at the sensor surfaces.

Meyer and Ko observed reversible dynamic quenching of PSi photoluminescence by organic molecules[23].

When drugs are absorbed into the blood, drug-plasma protein binding (PPB) is a common and reversible dynamic process [2].

This model basically laid the foundation for future percolation models used to describe RRAM switching behavior, since it is dealt with the stochastic reversible dynamic processes.

Protein tyrosine (Tyr) phosphorylation is a reversible, dynamic process that can be directly regulated by two types of antagonistic enzymes, protein tyrosine kinases (PTKs) and protein tyrosine phosphatases (PTPs).

EMT could be a reversible, dynamic process and may be regulated by the tumour microenvironment, carcinoma cells that have undergone EMT during invasion seem to regain their epithelial characteristics at the metastatic sites [ 24].

The reversible and dynamic methylation of proteins on lysine residues can greatly increase the signaling potential of the modified factor.

Overall, we aim to mechanistically explain the reversible and dynamic nature of this unique RNA internal modification that contributes to the complexity of RNA-mediated gene regulation, and inspire new studies in epitranscriptomics.

The advantage of this approach is that the non-covalent crosslinks between collagen molecules and the HA chains created by the peptide form a reversible and dynamic hydrogel, which could be employed for a diverse range of applications in regenerative medicine.

A combination of reversible and dynamic processes is quite interesting.

Some of these methyl groups are removed by demethylases such as ten-eleven TETnslocation (TET) proteins hence causing these methylation marks in the DNA to be reversible and dynamic in nature as per the cellular requirement and the environment (Auclair & Weber, 2012) (Fig. 1).