Sentence examples for substrates are responsible from inspiring English sources
It is conceivable that interactions between such a presumed cavity and peptide substrates are responsible for the peptide specificity effects of ERAP1.
The increase of sheath electric field accelerating ions to the substrate is responsible for the observed improvement in deposition rate.
The Joule heating filament mechanism in a dual-oxygen reservoir structure composed of Al/NiO layer, and the ITO substrate was responsible for the abnormal resistance switching.
Respiration of micro-organisms decomposing the organic substrate is responsible for the generation of heat (Garcia-Gomez et al. 2002; Adediran et al. 2003).
The background idea is that, in a bulk silicon MOS transistor, only the superficial layer is useful for electron transport and device operation, whereas the substrate is responsible for undesirable, parasitic effects.
It is assumed that the presence of Fe in the carbon coating, and therefore the lack of a discrete interface between the carbon coating and the stainless steel substrate, is responsible for the good adhesion properties.
We reasoned that if the phosphorylation of a single substrate is responsible for the synthetic lethality of the ste20Δ cla4Δ mutant, then the gene coding for that substrate may also be essential.
As such, the altered microtubule stability in GSK3β depleted neurons is unrelated to decreased P-CLASP2, suggesting that an alternative GSK3β substrate is responsible for this effect.
Analysis of a series of different enzyme substrate combinations from five different cyanobactin gene clusters, in addition to engineered substrates, led us to define short discrete recognition elements within substrates that are responsible for directing enzymes.
We therefore used podosome belts as a marker to test the properties of substrates that are responsible for the induction of resorptive behavior in osteoclasts.
We therefore used this and the other correlates of resorption to identify the characteristics of substrates that are responsible for activation of resorptive behavior in osteoclasts.
