Sentence examples for unusual utilization from inspiring English sources

The analysis of both HH and LL associations strongly indicated that there exists a discrepancy in drug use between the north and the south of Taiwan, and the southern areas exhibited spatial clustering of unusual utilization in cardiovascular drugs.

This unusual mode of ATP utilization likely serves to orchestrate a directional mechanism underlying TRiC/CCT's unique ability to fold complex eukaryotic proteins.

It has been suggested that the substrate preferences of endogenous acyltransferases play an important role in the utilization of unusual fatty acids in transgenic oilseeds, and there is increasing evidence that mechanisms of 'acyl-editing' via phospholipids are also involved in substrate trafficking and utilization.

Despite similarities to canonical hot dog-fold thioesterases, our previous mechanistic studies indicate that the chemical basis for the acceleration of FlK-catalyzed deacylation for the fluorinated substrate is utilization of an unusual hydrolytic mechanism initiated by Cα deprotonation of the acyl-enzyme intermediate.

Why It Could Lead When Markets Recover: Inventory corrections and declining utilization rates are not unusual during economic downturns.

The focus of this study is on strain HdN1 and its apparently unusual physiology with respect to n-alkane utilization.

Sucrose utilization in budding yeast is unusual as it must be hydrolyzed extracellularly by invertase, resulting in glucose and fructose, which can then be imported into the cell.

Embarrassment, stigma, and fears of what the clinician will think of them have regularly been cited as barriers to service utilization [ 46, 47] so it is unusual that no differences were noted between groups despite there being significantly greater disclosure.

This is not unusual and can be expected especially for complex, diffuse and contested utilization processes in which many actors are involved.

This unusual regulatory behavior prompted us to study the regulation of carbon substrate utilization in different bioprocess conditions on a genome wide scale.

The unusual organization of the central carbon metabolism of M. extorquens AM1 allows efficient utilization of C1 compounds via highly specific - and fragile - pathways but is versatile enough around a flexible backbone of C2/C3/C4 inter-conversions to allow switching to other carbon sources.