Sentence examples for sufficiently reactive from inspiring English sources

Many methods consider reactivity and accessibility factors since a SoM must be sufficiently reactive and also able to come into close proximity to the reactive heme centre.

This sort of mechanism of action will not be sufficiently reactive to the domain of good reasons to conclude that the agent acts freely when she acts from such a mechanism.

Results indicate continuous detonation propagation through the core of the channel for sufficiently reactive mixtures, while fast-flame propagation occurred for weaker mixtures which do not exhibit detonation initiation at the obstacle face.

The relative reactivity of amino acid side chains has been characterized (Xu and Chance 2005) and all but the amino acids Gly, Ala, Asp, Asn, Ser, and Thr are sufficiently reactive to be useful probes.

Because both mBB and dBB reported identical sulfide levels when treated with exogenous sulfide sources, we interpreted this result to suggest that dBB was sufficiently reactive to extract sulfur from other sulfur sources, such as thiols.

These results suggest that dBB is sufficiently reactive to extrude sulfur from biological thiols to form BTE, thus artificially increasing the measured sulfide levels, which is consistent with the increased BTE formation observed from dBB under biological conditions.

One optimistic view is that a single clade may induce sufficiently cross-reactive T-cell responses to protect against other variants of both the same and heterologous clades.

At 24 h post-infection, the cells were stained for either the Myc or HA tag to identify cells expressing hGBP1 or hGBP2, respectively, along with an anti-L2 EB polyclonal antibody, which was sufficiently cross-reactive to recognize the other serovars used.

Antibodies can remain detectable for years after infection and prevent reinfection by the same strain as well as by sufficiently cross-reactive variants (Fairlie-Clarke et al., 2008).

The grafting reaction sufficiently blocked the reactive groups of jute and thus, physically- and chemically-bound cellulosic units and on the fiber surface.

For example, sensitization to an allergen via the respiratory route or via skin exposure can convey cross-sensitization to foods that contain proteins with sufficiently similar IgE-reactive epitopes (Aalberse et al., 2001).