Sentence examples for utilization of these molecules from inspiring English sources

Such distribution is important for the utilization of these molecules as donor units in organic photovoltaic devices [21].

It has been suggested that utilization of these molecules could improve competiveness against other strains [ 55], and thus we may hypothesize that this is another trait that contributes to the superior competitiveness of CPAC 15 (Additional file 1: Table S4, Table S5).

The possibility of obtaining S. cerevisiae cells with a high GSH intracellular content (up to 1.85% dw) can be considered an interesting opportunity of furthering the range of application and utilization of this molecule.

The production and utilization of this molecule has been well studied in many bacteria and a few archaea (Escalante-Semerena 2007), but no studies have considered the deep branching Thermotogales lineage.

In 1982, Maciejewski proposed, for the first time, the utilization of these highly branched molecules as molecular containers [61].

Targeted protein degradation involves the utilization of bifunctional molecules called "degraders" with one end consisting of a small-molecule ligand that binds to the protein of interest linked to another end consisting of an E3 ligase recruiting small-molecule binding to an E3 ligase which in-turn ubiquitinates and proteosomally degrades the target.

The results showed that the synthesized MWCNTs/Fe3O4 exhibited an excellent adsorption ability and catalytic ozonation activity owning to its large specific surface areas, hollow tube channels and abundant surface oxygen-containing groups, leading to high adsorption for BPA and O3, high retention and utilization of O3 molecules on the composites.

In response to changes in extracellular conditions cells alter the import and utilization of small molecules.

This knowledge, which concerns the utilization of plant molecules that are widespread in the environment, will have a major impact not only in plant pathology, but also in human health as well as in the cycling of carbon and geobiology in marine environments.

The first step toward utilization of clostridial molecules for selective neuronal blockade is to remove their highly potent neuromuscular paralytic activity.

Our knowledge about the lipid components of LDs, and also that about the LD proteome facilitating and/or regulating the assembly and degradation of LDs as well as about the utilization of specific molecules of LDs, is far from complete.