| In chemical digestion, enzymes catalyse the chemical reaction where starch is broken down to form smaller maltose molecules. |
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| In vitro it will act on both amylose and amylopectin, and can catalyse the formation of large circular molecules from both of these substrates. |
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| Is it the turn of successful businessmen to do something similar now to catalyse and hasten progress? |
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| The function of enzymes is to catalyse the chemical reactions upon which the functioning of the organism depends. |
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| As a key marginal producer of both oil and natural gas, Russia is now in an enviable position to catalyse this development. |
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| Calling in the IMF will do nothing more than catalyse this process, given the Fund's past form in this area. |
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| Many of them are enzymes, molecules that catalyse processes of chemical change. |
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| The cytochromes P450 are a superfamily of haemoproteins that catalyse the oxidation of a number of endogenous and xenobiotic substances. |
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| If a key to change is political activism, then what better than political art to catalyse activist stirrings in sleeping souls. |
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| Dyson and Welton used water and ionic liquid soluble organometallic clusters and complexes to catalyse hydrogenation of the aromatics. |
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| Rubisco must be activated to catalyse the carboxylation and oxygenation reactions. |
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| Protein phosphatases comprise a broad group of enzymes that catalyse the hydrolytic cleavage of phosphate from proteins. |
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| These projects help to catalyse conservation actions, fill gaps in knowledge and provide a better scientific foundation for action. |
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| This simply feeds into negative stereotypes of workers and can catalyse mistreatment of workers by their employers. |
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| The core concept of the campaign was to catalyse a year-long march of people with disabilities across Europe. |
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| Mayors develop job programmes, build affordable housing, catalyse pre-school education and ensure the garbage gets picked up. |
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| The hope is that the handbook will help to catalyse positive change for sustainable development. |
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| The growing frustration caused by this situation could catalyse and accelerate the movement towards full self-government. |
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| This event served to catalyse funds mobilization to initiate activities for the protection of this important intangible heritage. |
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| Together with the iTunes download service, launched in 2003, it enabled Apple to catalyse and dominate a new digital-music industry. |
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| It is also working with officials on policies to catalyse these initial efforts, such as subsidies for environmentally sustainable farming. |
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| This reaction has become synthetically useful since the discovery of various well-defined transition metal carbene complexes which can catalyse alkene metathesis. |
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| Similar proteinases catalyse the proteolytic processing of these proteins and contribute to their complete breakdown during germination and seedling growth. |
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| The Microbial and Enzymatic Technology group has been concentrating on the use of hydrolases to catalyse various condensation reactions. |
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| This could catalyse real quantum leaps for the development of the regions involved. |
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| Support local projects that catalyse change, i.e. drama, dance, music, puppets, drums, story telling, dialogue circles, etc. |
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| The major function of invertase is to catalyse sucrose hydrolysis. |
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| If rubisco could be persuaded not to catalyse photorespiration, plants would grow more vigorously. There are three ways to do that. |
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| History shows that economic crises often catalyse unhealthy trends in our societies and polities like chauvinism, racism, human rights violations and abrogation of the rule of law. |
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| It could also help chemists design artificial cofactor molecules and enzymes to catalyse reactions which are currently difficult or impossible. |
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| Few composers make you more aware of the intricacy, delicacy, and elementality of the musical process, of what happens when a musician's body and fingers catalyse their instruments, than Saunders does. |
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| We need to take our international cooperation on energy technology to a new level, in the same way as the Emissions Trading Scheme is being used to catalyse the development of a global cap and trade system for carbon. |
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| These complexes induce and catalyse the synthesis of secondary metabolites, such as polyphenols and phytoalexins, along with other defensive responses. |
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| The primary mode of action of triazole fungicides is thought to be competitive inhibition of the cytochrome P-450 enzymes that catalyse the oxidation of the 14C methyl group of fungal sterols. |
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| Miliband brought in the community organiser Arnie Graf from Chicago to try to catalyse mass participation and allow party supporters to lead, rather than merely follow orders. |
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| It could catalyse further mergers that would bring gains of their own. |
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| In particular, they should be used for providing appropriate and innovative means of financing to catalyse investment in energy efficiency measures. |
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| Along with the group that is working with support for process technology, we are investigating catalysts and how they work, how they catalyse the oils to exactly those products that we want to obtain. |
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| Increased private flows to developing countries created opportunities to catalyse and leverage more private capital in support of development, including through innovative public-private partnerships. |
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| Extension can play a role in helping catalyse and support this voice. |
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| The formation of the Global Education Cluster, which is co-led by UNICEF and Save the Children, will raise the profile of and, hopefully, catalyse funding for education in emergencies. |
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| Technetium can catalyse the destruction of hydrazine by nitric acid, and this property is due to its multiplicity of valencies. |
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| This is a positive development, but it remains to be seen whether this process will catalyse strategic thinking and systematize envoy management and support. |
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| By virtue of its mandate, it therefore acts principally as a promoter of intellectual cooperation and as a purveyor of seed resources that help catalyse collaborative action and funds from national and other sources. |
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| When you mix 2 binders, in order to obtain intermediate mattness, you must catalyse with the Binder's hardener used in the highest percentage, in the same ratios expected for the first enamel. |
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| Thus, in British English analyse, catalyse, hydrolyse and paralyse, but in American English analyze, catalyze, hydrolyze and paralyze. |
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| But in this field, the best answer is probably to go back to nature or, at least, to snaffle her best ideas. Natural enzymes, which catalyse the reactions that make life possible, generally turn out only one enantiomer. |
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| The gene is the recipe for galactosyl transferase, an enzyme, i.e. a protein with the ability to catalyse a chemical reaction. |
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| Often the forces in the wider sphere of influence and the existent policy frameworks are not in consonance with the overall development objectives to catalyse the transformation process. |
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| Phospholipases A2 are a family of key enzymes in the metabolism of membrane phospholipids, which catalyse the hydrolysis of fatty acid at the sn-2 position of phospholipids. |
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| Trypanothione reductases catalyse the transfer of electrons from the cofactor of NAPDH to trypanothione substrate by the action of FAD and cysteine disulfides. |
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