Sentence examples for system of substrate from inspiring English sources
The combined system of substrate concrete with different mix proportions of flowable high strength system reinforced by hybrid fibers was used to study its mechanical properties.
Diffusion processes in the system of substrate-coating tool material during machining were also studied.
Although there are studies reporting the impact of TNF-α system on substrate oxidation, to the best of our knowledge, this is the first data to report such associations in human studies in vivo.
Here is a small example of application of above methodology, where we organize the calculation of derivatives for all the isotopomers of system consisting of substrate and product of pdh reaction with constant pyruvate input: v0 → pyr → accoa →.
To protect the surface of materials from the effects of graffiti paints, there are anti-graffiti products that prevent the penetration of these paints into the pore system of the substrates, making the substrates water- and oil-repellent, thus facilitating their removal.
This model places the flavin ring in a position suitable for catalysis, almost perpendicular to the tetracyclic ring system of the substrate and with a distance of the C4a carbon atom of the isoalloxazine ring to the C-11 carbon atom of the substrate of 4.8 Å.
To achieve the best analytical performance of the DNAzyme-based sensing system, the sequence of substrate strand X of the DNAzyme was first optimized.
We propose that the conjugated π-electron system of the aromatic substrate serves as an electron acceptor, whereas the aliphatic substrate has no conjugated system.
It is of interests that in conventional homo-brush single-crystal growth systems, the trend of substrate thickness and tethering density is the same.
Based on our findings, we propose metabolic systems for each substrate and molecular models of substrate recognition system in C. cellulovorans.
Here we describe a single vector system for efficient coexpression of substrate and enzyme suitable for production of co- or posttranslationally modified proteins.
