Sentence examples for substantial flux from inspiring English sources

At 22 earth radii, the spacecraft entered a region where magnetic fields were weaker and more irregular, and where a substantial flux of protons was observed coming from the general direction of the Sun.

The most substantial flux increase involved lactate dehydrogenase (LDH).

When fatty acid biosynthesis was inhibited in developing sugarcane leaves, PHB production increased four-fold indicating that substantial flux can be redirected to polymer synthesis.

Substantial flux variability requires growing at a lower rate than the maximum growth that could be achieved for the external conditions considered.

One assumes that this is largely because evolution simply had no need (i.e. faster enzymes did not confer sufficient evolutionary advantage) to select for them to increase their rates beyond that necessary to lose substantial flux control (a systems property).

Based on the high levels of free S-methyl-Cys detected at stages III and IV, substantial flux through this metabolite may lead to accumulation in the γ-glutamyl dipeptide form.

In diatoms, such a glucokinase could cope with substantial fluxes in glucose concentrations and ensure that the phosphorylation is efficient as high concentrations of free glucose are liberated during chrysolaminaran degradation.

The release of CO2 in central metabolism was due to substantial fluxes through malic enzyme (0.36 mmol · g-1 · h-1) and PEPCK (0.26 mmol · g-1 · h-1), but was not associated with dissimilation processes.

When the completed sand mold received the molten stainless steel the sand was exposed to a substantial heat flux from the hot metal.

This suggests that clonal diversification and phenotypic variability of the "domesticated" strains are largely the consequences of substantial genomic flux within the dispensable genome.

Comparison between gene- and genome-based analyses revealed little relationship between core and dispensable genome phylogenies, indicating that clonal diversification and phenotypic variability of the "domesticated" strains essentially arose through substantial genomic flux within the dispensable genome.