Sentence examples for sustained pH from inspiring English sources

This would mean that fast pH transients very close to the membrane, such as found by DeVries [31] and Palmer et al. [19], can occur in the synaptic cleft, but that sustained pH changes needed for a proton-mediated sustained feedback signal are fully buffered by bicarbonate.

No tachyphylactic phenomena have been reported in patients taking PPIs [ 13, 28], resulting in more predictable and sustained pH control than with H2RAs [ 14, 29].

A pH-dependent DOX release from DOX-OA/NLCs, i.e., fast at pH 3.8 and 5.7 and sustained at pH 7.4, was obtained.

The controlled, sustained and pH dependent release property of LDH is making it biocompatible to most tissues, cell and animals as a whole.

The release profiles showed favourable, sustained and pH-dependent release of CA from CAGO nanocomposite and conformed well to the pseudo-second order kinetic model.

Cells expressing d-xylonolactone lactonase xylC from C. crescentus with xylB initially produced more extracellular d-xylonate than cells lacking xylC at both pH 5.5 and pH 3, and sustained higher production at pH 3. Cell vitality and viability decreased during d-xylonate production at pH 3.0.

The system was kept under constant stirring and sustaining the pH of 7 by simultaneous addition of ammonium hydroxide to form the precipitate.

These data may illustrate that these mutants have a high demand for sustaining intracellular pH and membrane potential since the spermidine transporter synchronizes Ca2+, Na+, K+ -ATPase in plant cells [ 38].

Within 24 h, the drug release ratio was 36% at pH 7.4, which was slow and sustained, whereas at pH 6.0, the GA release rate was much faster, with approximately 87.5%.

The optimal pH for the growth and nitrogen fixation is 7.0 7.5, but growth is sustained in the pH range from 4.8 to 8.5.

Some organisms have the capacity to adapt, but as a biologist you have to ask yourself, "How far can they go?" We don't know if this adaptive capacity can be sustained in low pH water for really long periods of time.