Sentence examples for substrates by increasing from inspiring English sources

Moreover, dysbiosis also affects the metabolism of food substrates, by increasing the production of certain short-chain fatty acids and alcohol and depleting choline.

Consequently, amorphogenesis enhances the reactivity of the fibrous cellulosic substrates by increasing the amount of cellulose directly accessible to the enzymes.

CBMs can enhance CD catalytic efficiency on insoluble substrates by increasing the local surface bound enzyme concentrations [ 8– 10] and by targeting glycans specific to the CD [ 8, 13].

In this work, thin layers were grown on HDG-steel-substrates by increasing the local pH at the surface and were characterized using potentiodynamic polarization technique.

Both layers could improve the load-bearing capacity of the substrate by increasing the substrate hardness.

The nanoparticle with sub 5-10 nm diameters and tight size distribution, are synthesized and homogeneously dispersed to enhance the microwave properties of the engineered RF substrate by increasing the relative permeability and relative permittivity.

In the study of the strain balancing process, the SLs could be lattice matched to the GaSb substrate by increasing the thickness of the InSb interfaces (IFs) from a nominal value of 1.0 to 1.4 ML, however, the structural quality degraded dramatically when the thickness of IFs reached beyond ∼1.0 ML.

Water molecules were adsorbed onto the surface of a hydrophilic polymer substrate by increasing the local humidity around the substrate.

To address this question, we redesigned our previous nucleosomal substrate by increasing the length of the flanking DNA on one side from 5 to 18 bp; this new substrate is denoted F10N18F.

Discovering rhomboid specificity is driven by exposing intrinsic TM dynamics raised an independent prediction: non-substrates of various sequence should be converted into substrates simply by increasing their intrinsic TM dynamics.

The positive effect of HA was especially significant in cells cultured on the 2D substrates, reflected by increasing MTT activity over the culture period.