Sentence examples for through different intermediates from inspiring English sources

Ostensibly their reactions may occur in different orders, but will eventually give rise to the same glycan, although through different intermediates; and even lead to the same final glycan 315.

Models in which the recombination or mutation occurred first produce the same end product but proceed through different intermediates, corresponding to C26 or C22, respectively (Table S3).

Studies suggest that TOR can impact glycolytic flux by a modulation of the PKA activity through different intermediates such a Gcn4p [ 49], FGM pathway [ 50] or ammonium permeases which act as sensor [ 51].

However, reply packets may experience different QoS in the case of asymmetric routes or when reply packets go through different intermediate nodes due to topology changes.

The weights of edges from a common source to a common destination, but passing through different intermediate states, can be added and combined into a single edge.

In analogy with the mechanism presented in Valgepea et al., [ 43], this is a two-step procedure from AcCoA to Ac, but through a different intermediate metabolite Acetaldehyde (AcAld).

Frequencies of different intermediate recovery levels differed between high and low food treatment (Fig. 1).

S node received RREP packet from different intermediate nodes, compare the distance from different intermediate nodes.

Environmental harvesting includes sanitary cutting (60 68 percent) and different intermediate cutting (18 39 percent).

Recently, a five-stage protocol that mimics pancreatic development, taking human ES cells through different identifiable endodermal intermediates, has made it possible to eventually produce endocrine-hormone-expressing cells in vitro, simply by the application of different combinations of growth factors, such as activins, Wnts, BMPs and FGFs when ES cells are in culture [ 69].

These data suggest that equilibrium intermediates that can be formed through different means are likely to resemble a kinetic intermediate.