Sentence examples for trapping excess from inspiring English sources

Manolopolous et al. suggested that "gluteo-femoral fat may protect our bodies, irrespective of gender, by trapping excess fatty acids and preventing chronic exposure to elevated lipid levels" [ 15].

This is partly due to a difference in bone structure of pelvis, but also in subcutaneous fat mass, that through the metabolically protective physiology of gluteofemoral subcutaneous fat mass, perhaps by trapping excess fatty acids and preventing chronic exposure to elevated lipid levels, or through a beneficial adipokine profile (leptin and adiponectin) [ 45].

Retinylamine and other primary amines were employed to buffer the toxic effect of all-trans-retinal either by inhibiting the visual cycle or by chemically trapping an excess of all-trans-retinal in the form of a Schiff base when it could not be effectively cleared from photoreceptor cells by reduction to all-trans-retinol.

Therefore, as large animals evolve in or disperse into warm climates, a coat of fur or feathers loses its selective advantage for thermal insulation and can instead become a disadvantage, as the insulation traps excess heat inside the body, possibly overheating the animal.

After 10 min incubation at 37°C with dNTP, the reaction mixtures were cooled on ice for 5 min and SA was added to a final concentration of 50 to 250 nM and incubated at 37°C for 2 5 min. Then free biotin (Sigma Aldrich) was added to a final concentration of 0.6 to 6.0 µM as indicated and the incubation was continued at 37°C for 5 min to trap excess SA.

As the world heats up, we're seeing the effects in the oceans, which have absorbed about 90percentt of the heat trapped by excess greenhouse gases since midcentury.

Therefore the strong emission in the region of 360 363 nm is assigned to the exciton emission originating from the recombination of a hole with an electron, whereas the weak and broad emission peaks in the region of 400 500 nm is just a surface state emission originating from the trapped or excess surface states [50 52].

Pilonidal cysts usually form at the tailbone when ingrown hairs get trapped in excess beneath the skin.

More than 40% of global river discharge is intercepted locally by the LRs analyzed here, and a significant proportion (≈70%) of this discharge maintains a theoretical sediment trapping efficiency in excess of 50%.

Prepared sampling tubes contained a large excess of trapping reagent so that < 5% of the reagent was derivatised during sampling.

The divide between demand and supply is a key reason that companies are so often trapped into selling excess products well below market rates or losing sales because an inventory shortage makes it impossible to fulfill demand.