Sentence examples for that prevent membrane from inspiring English sources

Main drawbacks that prevent membrane technology from expanding further the current application often involve economic factors.

The low thermal efficiency and low water production are among the major challenges that prevent membrane distillation (MD) process from being commercialized.

In addition, the GDP-bound Rho GTPases can interact with the Rho guanine nucleotide dissociation inhibitors (GDI) that prevent membrane association by masking the prenyl group and stabilize the inactive form.

In contrast to the prooxidant activities of 4-OHE2, 2-OHE2 is a potent antioxidant that prevents membrane phospholipids and cells against ROS [ 47].

Subsequently, it appears to lock a single C9 molecule into the complex in a conformation that prevents membrane perforation and further C9 recruitment (Lehto and Meri, 1993; Meri et al., 1990).

In contrast, continuous hydrophobic domains played a role as frameworks that prevented membranes from swelling due to water and lower methanol permeability coefficients were found in structures, in which continuous hydrophilic domains existed.

This behavior provides an explanation for mode-switching imaged in vivo: spikes can be switched off by small and spontaneous hyperpolarizations that prevent the membrane potential from crossing threshold or by small depolarizations that extinguish the spike-generating mechanism.

Acquired characteristics that can make bacteria resistant to an antibiotic include changes to the bacterial membrane that prevent antibiotics from entering the cell.

Because C. elegans embryos are surrounded by an eggshell and vitelline membrane that prevent entry of many molecules (Carvalho et al., 2011), we considered it unlikely that the AID system would be useful in embryos after they were laid.

In order to evaluate which mechanism(s) is involved in the E2-induced NGB level, HepG2 and MCF-7 cells were stimulated with the specific inhibitor of transcription actinomycin D (Act) or with the inhibitor of the palmitoyl acyltransferase (PAT) 2-bromohexadecanoid acid (2-Br-palmitate or 2-Br) that prevents plasma membrane localization of both receptors.

In general, Pt is not a good catalyst for glucose oxidation due to its high poisoning facility, and protective membranes that prevent the poisoning or other catalysts such as bimetallic catalysts (Pd Bi, Pt Bi) should be used in implantable applications.