Sentence examples for substrates in comparison from inspiring English sources

Lower activities for ketones as substrates in comparison to aldehydes were also observed for α/β-hydrolase fold HNLs39 and GMC oxidoreductase fold HNLs40.

Investigations have been performed on nanostructured ITO films deposited on ITO-coated commercial substrates in comparison to bare substrates.

Intensity of SERS signals from the polymer-coated substrates in comparison to that of SERS signals from uncoated substrates is demonstrated to be a function of the analyte permeability to the polymer coating.

We observed significant changes in surface topography of the films deposited on flexible substrates, in comparison to films frown on solid substrates.

These self-assembled small nanowires were remarkably influenced by the growth conditions and the miscut angle of substrates in comparison with large dome-like islands obtained after sufficient Ge deposition.

Based upon the screening of potential PO substrates in comparison to known PPO substrates, the following range of appropriate substrates for A. chroococcum PO present in crude extracts could be constructed based upon activity observations: 2,6-DMP ≥ ABTS > ortho-dihydroxylated compounds ≥ mono methoxylated monophenols > dimethoxylated monophenols > para-dihydroxylated compounds.

For all strains tested, mycelium grew equally well or (in most cases) significantly better in composted TPOMW than in noncomposted substrates (in comparisons made between equal rates of supplementation in respect to wheat-straw).

In addition, when an activity test was performed for several hours with HQ as a sole substrate in comparison to a control without enzyme, low activity was visually observed, even without the addition of H2O2 or L-dopa, and a light brown color was detected after 3 hours of incubation (the control remained colorless).

A 26 GPa hardness for the doped CNx was found without the film delamination from the substrate in comparison with 15 GPa for undoped CNx film.

LamA aligned within the S-layer fusion protein lattice in a periodic and orientated fashion catalyzed twice the glucose release from the laminarin polysaccharide substrate in comparison to the randomly immobilized enzyme.

However, the presence of the Ni base coating gives rise to a significant increase in the corrosion-fatigue life of the coated substrate, in comparison with the uncoated steel.