Sentence examples for supporting chemicals from inspiring English sources
Some of these coexisting chemicals may act as supporting chemicals, stabilizing the activity of lysozyme in natural conditions.
Supporting chemicals or matrix are necessary for the maintenance of pluripotency in culture, as exemplified in the reliance on fibroblasts and serum in primary studies describing ES cells, EC cells and EG cells, suggesting a non-cell autonomous mechanism in self-renewal.
This paper presents a knowledge-based ingredient formulation system for supporting chemical product development in the personal care industry.
Although BASiC does not describe structural templates, the collection of BASs, which includes supporting chemical structures, would greatly aid in the design of new drugs and the prediction of adverse effects.
For example it has been proposed that music would activate the brain thus evoking supporting chemical reactions (e.g., depletion of glucocorticoids and catecholamines) [ 6, 7].
At the state and national levels, Silent Spring Institute's allies in breast cancer and environmental organizations used results to support chemicals policy reform and consumer movements.
The coal mining also supports chemical (ammonia and nitrate fertilizers) and power industries.
RAYTHEON CO., Vienna, Va., received a U.S. Air Force contract valued at $250 million to provide base operations support at Johnston Atoll, which supports chemical demilitarization activities for the U.S. Army.
The judgment in the October 2002 Iraq Weapons of Mass Destruction National Intelligence Estimate that Iraq was expanding its chemical industry primarily to support chemical weapons production overstated both what was known about expansion of Iraq's chemical industry and what intelligence analysts judged about expansion of Iraq's chemical industry.
They also may use electricity to support chemical reactions that are energetically unfavorable.
Molecule sets can eventually be exportedto one of the supported chemical file formats from the context menu.
