Sentence examples for undergoing energy from inspiring English sources
Congregations have been introducing environmentalism into Sunday schools, undergoing energy audits of their churches, reducing cars idling and changing the very buildings in which they meet, with window replacements and added insulation.
These types of fuels are highly versatile when undergoing energy conversion treatments and differ significantly from each other in efficiency [1].
A methodological challenge in conducting these FRET measurements is the ability to site-specifically label these huge ion channels with donor and acceptor fluorophores capable of undergoing energy transfer.
In both cases, the fraction of quenched calcein was close to 1 (RBCs: 1.00±0.01; rings: 0.99±0.01), i.e., all calcein molecules are undergoing energy transfer.
We have shown previously that cells undergoing energy stress arrest in G2/M and that if they lack the ability to downregulate mTORC1 signaling during energy stress, they proceed inappropriately into mitosis [10].
In addition to the lighting retrofits, they said, the buildings will undergo energy audits.
It examined nearly 19,000 affordable housing units in New York City that had undergone energy efficiency retrofits and found that these changes resulted in a 19 percent savings on fuel bills and a 10 percent savings on electricity across the portfolio.
In addition, T 1 * can undergo energy (E) transfer to 3O2, producing highly cytotoxic O2(1Δg), commonly known as singlet oxygen (1O2), as Type II photoreaction.
The most likely reason for the above behavior is that the photogenerated carriers, as they undergo energy relaxation toward the absorption edge, they are captured by defect/surface-related states reducing the carrier density reaching the probing region.
The FAM-apt rapidly adsorbs to the surface of the GO and, after that, undergoes energy transfer, and at the same time, the fluorescence intensity is significantly reduced and tends to slow after 2 min.
We propose that these afterglow lightcurves are the result of a two-component jet, in which both components undergo energy injection for the whole observation and the X-ray break is due to a jet break in the narrow outflow.
