Sentence examples for substrates on their from inspiring English sources
However, the study of the effect of coating thickness for Ti64 coatings deposited on Ti64 substrates on their microstructure and mechanical properties has not been reported.
Thus, approaches to study retrotranslocation are complicated by the inability to discriminate between substrates on their way into the ER lumen and those on their way out.
The presence of many GH1 genes in rice suggests they may hydrolyze an array of possible substrates, depending on their substrate specificity and localization with respect to the substrates.
The present paper provides a new insight on the combined effect of graphene structure and silicon (001) substrate on their two-dimensional anisotropic interface.
However, the understanding of several aspects concerning this type of impregnations is still rather limited, including the influence of the concrete substrate on their performance.
The average temporal profiles of the top 50 ranked predictions for each kinase closely resemble the established profiles of known substrates, and the estimated sensitivity and specificity of the approach indicated that the SVMs are successfully predicting substrates based on their temporal characteristics.
We show that accessory (non-ATPase) subunits of ISWI remodelers can distinguish between differentially modified nucleosomes, directing remodeling activity toward specific nucleosome substrates based on their modification state.
By combining the in silico predictor with GIN and PIN analyses, it becomes possible to focus on physiologically relevant potential substrates based on their additional biological connections to Ste20p.
Two initially bent helices (H5 and H11) become straight upon substrate binding on their cytoplasmic sides, partially closing the mouth of the lumen.
Here, we review quantitative cellulase activity assays using soluble and insoluble substrates, and focus on their advantages and limitations.
The choice of substrates was based on their nominal oxidation state of carbon, which reflects the energy yield and the biogeochemical reactivity of a compound.
