Sentence examples for substrates which require from inspiring English sources

The obtained data suggest that the cultivation of plants in a life support system on soil-like substrate from composts has a number of advantages over the cultivation on neutral substrates, which require continual replenishment of the plant nutrient solution from the system's store to complement the macro- and micro-elements.

Finally, the ability to change orientation of the LC director allows tuning of modulus and thermal coefficient of expansion, making these thermoset films potential candidates for underfills, encapsulation materials and protective coatings for LC displays and active matrix substrates which require match in refractive index and mechanical/thermal properties.

These combined effects would thus counteract competitive displacement of the inhibitor by physiological substrates, which require previous exosite I binding for processing.

This contrasts with bona fide ERAD substrates which require Rpt4p in conjunction with ERAD-enabled Cdc48 complexes for cytosolic entry and proteasomal targeting [ 7].

Lignocellulose is a complex substrate which requires a variety of enzymes, acting in synergy, for its complete hydrolysis.

Physiological performance of seedlings resembled that on the traditional substrate which required the addition of fertilizer, at least for the first growing season.

However, the enzymatic hydrolysis requires 7 days for complete hydrolysis of the substrate, which requires little analyst time and is independent of batch size.

Importantly, a length of at least four amino acids is required for cleavage to occur, another similarity to the caspases, which require substrates elongated beyond tripeptides for efficient cleavage [ 37].

The plastic is lighter than glass substrates, which need solid frames to make them more stable.

However only few studies have focused on experimental models with large cavitations, which require bridging substrates to transfer and maintain the donor cells within the lesion site.

Fossil assemblages, accounting for inner/middle shelf settings, are dominated by infaunal suspension-feeding bivalves (Linga cancellaris, Chione mariae, etc)., most of which require sandy substrate or are ubiquitous.