Sentence examples for substrates production from inspiring English sources
When DL-o-tyrosine (o-tyr) and DL-m-tyrosine (m-tyr) were used as substrates, production of o-tyramine and m- tyramine respectively were also observed (Fig. 5).
After the additional 2 h incubation with the specific fluorogenic peptide substrates, production of hydrolyzed AMC groups was measured using a fluorometer (SPECTRAmax Gemini EM, Molecular Devices, Union City, CA, USA) with 355-nm excitation and 465-nm emission wavelengths.
The size-reduced solids were washed with deionized water to remove soluble degradation products for solid substrate production, that is, SP-Po-A1B4 and SP-Lp-A1B8.
Sterilized substrate production and containers and use of plant products could considerably minimize the nematode damage to mushrooms and maximize the yields.
Innovative cultivation systems and environmentally sustainable forms of diverse substrate production could be supported by the Agrarian Environmental Program.
At the same time, they benefit from the space for experimenting with new crops or cultivating methods for substrate production.
The role of adipokines in the regulation of energy substrate production in non-diabetic pregnant women has not been elucidated.
The advantage of biowaste over energy crops such as maize silage, sugar beet, etc. is the avoided competition between the substrate production for energy use and food production.
Hence, we investigated the relationship between adipokines, energy substrate production, insulin resistance, body composition and fetal weight in non-diabetic pregnant women in late gestation.
A pre-tuning step was subsequently added to the production sequence prior to niobium sputtering to accommodate the frequency shift mainly due to mechanical tolerances during substrate production, substrate surface treatment, niobium sputtering and cooldown process.
The actions mentioned correspond with research approaches on improving the ratio of effort to reward in substrate production by cultivation of energy-producing crops from cropping systems which utilize existing potentials and synergy effects [25, 26].
