| An orthodontic model has a single-block body made of catalyzing acrylic resin with a pair of prism boxes inversely positioned. |
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| It can attach and bind to cell walls and kill a cell by catalyzing the hydrolysis of cell wall peptidoglycan. |
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| The enzymes catalyzing the initial step are glycosylases, which cleave the glycosidic bond between the base and its deoxyribose. |
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| Besides catalyzing their mystical and religious inclinations, he also provides assistance of a more practical sort. |
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| International organizations can play a catalyzing role in convening and enlivening such networks, be they national or international in nature. |
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| These DNAzymes have unique properties that are capable of catalyzing bioorganic chemical reactions. |
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| In each case, he observed a direct relationship between the velocity of the catalyzed reaction and the concentration of the catalyzing substance. |
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| Thus, iron ions in solution fortify the action of copper ions in catalyzing a reaction between hydrogen peroxide and iodine. |
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| Since 2004 we have evolved and found that our role in catalyzing solutions to infectious diseases challenges is twofold. |
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| Communication and information technologies are catalyzing fundamental, accelerated change, a revolution greater than the industrial revolution. |
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| The BPIM is a valuable help for the manager, especially in catalyzing the various points of view that crop up in a management team. |
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| More recently, opening securities exchanges to foreigners has increased inward capital flows, catalyzing economic growth. |
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| Land use conflict and the perception of crisis is a key factor in catalyzing meaningful ILM responses. |
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| The forum was particularly successful in catalyzing enthusiastic engagement for observing systems in the South and Central American regions. |
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| To address this shortcoming, Yeung is exploring the use of nickel as a medium for catalyzing a reaction between CO2 and organozinc reagents. |
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| Universities provide leadership by catalyzing the commercialization process through incubators, research parks or technology offices. |
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| The enzyme catalyzing this reaction is phosphohexose isomerase. |
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| These siRNAs are incorporated into a ribonucleoprotein complex known as the RNA-induced silencing complex, which targets homologous transcripts, catalyzing their degradation. |
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| In this brand of discipleship, serious study is not separated from practical experience-both are seen as catalyzing growth through continual dialogue with one another. |
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| Nanban also wishes to promote a movement, which by catalyzing social sentiment and political action, would reexamine and analyze the state of affairs that leads to the abandonment of children. |
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| Government has an important role to play by improving the science base, fostering and catalyzing industry innovation, and advancing certification. |
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| The Montréal Process provides an international forum for collaboration, including catalyzing similar national efforts and promoting a shared view about what constitutes sustainable forest management and how to measure it. |
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| It was hoped that future activities supported by the US EPA, Methane to Markets Partnership, or UNECE could benefit from this knowledge to make further strides in catalyzing the deployment of CMM projects. |
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| With the vision of catalyzing innovation in patient-centred delivery models in Canadian primary care settings, the summit promises to be a productive and stimulating one. |
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| In its role as chef de file, CIDA has played an active part in donor consortiums and in catalyzing collaborative efforts to help combat desertification. |
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| Intensified efforts will also focus on research and development institutions, with particular attention to catalyzing increased research in the global South. |
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| Platinum wires have been widely used in cigarette lighters, where the element grows red hot while catalyzing the conversion of alcohol into formaldehyde. |
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| Nucleases are enzymes that cut DNA strands by catalyzing the hydrolysis of the phosphodiester bonds. |
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| Is this text a third-rate accord or an accord catalyzing new impetus? |
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| Fluxes are used in smelting for several purposes, chief among them catalyzing the desired reactions and chemically binding to unwanted impurities or reaction products. |
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