Sentence examples for utilization only by from inspiring English sources

We wanted to investigate whether D-glucose inhibits pentose utilization only by blocking its uptake or also by interfering with its further metabolism.

Since the most significant positive value (P) of the above formula is dependent on light conditions (the photosynthesis can take place only by utilization of solar energy), the dissolved oxygen content of the fish pond varies over a period of 24 hours.

Every CRN should work towards maximizing the utilization of available spectrum, which can be achieved only by maximizing individual SUs' utilization over the course of time.

It was found that uncapacitated facility location models identified demand centroid as the optimal location and was affected only by AM utilization rate whereas a constrained p-median model identified 22 AM hub locations as the initial sites for AM hubs which grows to 44 AM hubs as demand increases.

The stage specificity of resource utilization may be determined not only by stage-specific resource preference but also by stage-dependent foraging mobility.

Thus, the opening comments of the conference proceedings emphasize: Only by the planned utilization of wildlife as a renewable natural resources, either for protein or as a recreational attraction, can its conservation and development be economically justified in competition with agriculture, stock ranching and other forms of land use (p19, IUCN 1963).

Therefore, direct scavenging of the free radicals is an important mechanism by which the drugs may exert their cytoprotective effect, not only by sparing GSH utilization by free radicals but also preventing the free radical mediated tissue damage.

Despite its successes and enormous potential, the agent-based approach remains nascent and requires utilization on a larger scale, not only by biologists, due to its intuitive and simple execution, but also by mathematicians and engineers alike, as either a standalone approach or coupled with other modelling paradigms.

As a result of this complex metabolic response, the control of energy substrate utilization is only partially regulated by substrate availability.

It has been argued that biological stereoselectivity (homochirality), i.e. the utilization of only particular optical isomers by living organisms, could have begun from the selection of a particular D-isomer of ribose – since nucleobases and phosphate groups are non-chiral [ 307].

Access to health services is often measured not only by the supply of dental services [ 5], but also by the utilization of dental services [ 6].