Sentence examples for strongly oxidising from inspiring English sources

The ancient role of carotenoids as quenchers of excess light energy intercepted by photosystems [ 45] acquired new significance in environments where mismatch between photon flux, temperature and the availability of water and nutrients is the rule and a strongly oxidising atmosphere supports the uncontrolled propagation of damage by reactive chemical species.

In a strongly oxidising environment the importance of peptide aggregation is complemented, if not overwhelmed, by the histidine-dependent oxidative damage mediated by Aβ.

Below this critical value, the monomer fragments are strongly oxidised.

Strongly oxidised electrodes give Mott Schottky plots with a break at a potential of about 1·5 V vs NHE, indicating that an increase in donor concentration occurs as the potentials is made more anodic.

Though hesperidin strongly oxidises NADH in the presence of horseradish peroxidase and hydrogen peroxide, as revealed in an in vitro incubation system, this flavanone did not directly affect the mitochondrial or peroxisomal activities.

This will stop the water evaporating and the olives at the top from oxidising.

As for the Goves, their 12-hour status as the UK Underwoods appears to be rapidly oxidising.

Instead of oxidising glucose for energy, the brain switches to a process called anaerobic glycolysis.

According to Amiri, Iran has also started diluting and oxidising its 196kg stockpile of 20%-enriched uranium.

The digestion of high-fat foods such as red meat releases oxidising toxins.

The former was used for oxidising oxalates, formates, and tartar emetic; the latter for these and cane-sugar and paper.