Sentence examples for substrates as discussed from inspiring English sources

The accuracy of the model-predicted growth rates is dependent on this and was confirmed by comparing physiological growth rates on different substrates (as discussed below).

The increased glucan recovery from the solid substrates as discussed previously (Table  2) compensated for the slight reduction in SED by pH profiling to maintain the same level of EHGY.

However, the quantitative evaluation is not appropriate due to the evident influence of the underlying substrate, as discussed before.

This suggested that BN cell formation was largely due to factors other than DNA damage (e.g. matrix substrate, as discussed above).

Note that for simplicity our model ignores alternative mechanisms of chain assembly (conjugation of preassembled chains onto substrates etc., as discussed in [ 27], and does not require the activity of E4 enzymes, which for some substrates may promote chain elongation [ 28]. A large number of de-ubiquitinating enzymes (DUBs) are also found within all eukaryotic cells [ 29].

In agreement with preclinical studies of chronic stress, decreases in CA3 volumes were shown [ 90] that, based on rodent studies, it could be related to different structural substrates, as will be discussed below.

These structures are likely to be caused by the catalyst-substrate interaction as discussed elsewhere[46].

However, the V516I mutation directly affects the active site contour with implications for substrate binding as discussed below.

Although MdfA and its eucaryotic homologs share low sequence identity (Fig. S1), those conserved motifs sharing in DHA12 family reflect the fact that they possess similar proton-substrate antiporting mechanism as discussed at length in previous paper(Heng et al. 2015).

Automated analysers allow high-throughtput measurements, however they have limitations in two situations: (a) some of them do not have available the wavelengths required for the measurement of selected substrates, (b) contamination can occur when paroxon or other organophosphorous compounds are used as substrates as previously discussed.

The distribution for 11PA resembles that for 12-pNCA, probably because the activities on these two chemically similar substrates are highly linked, as discussed in the previous section.