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A person who accepts or receives.
acceptant
acceptant
1
The people of Jonestown, some
acceptant
and serene, others probably coerced, queued to receive cups of cyanide punch and syringes.
2
Angelico merely takes his share of this inheritance, and applies it in the tenderest way to subjects which are peculiarly
acceptant
of it.
3
"Oh, you bad thing, to buy so much food!" was her greeting, and her voice was gay, her smile
acceptant
.
1
This the first report of a genetically encoded non-fluorescent
acceptor
for pcFRET.
2
Theoretical calculation suggests that the pyridium substituent is a strong pi-electron
acceptor
.
3
So long as I'm the holder, not the drawer, nor the
acceptor
.
4
The carbonyl O atom is involved as
acceptor
in three different hydrogen-bond inter-actions.
5
The EV-content delivery process within the
acceptor
cell is poorly characterized.
6
Both the giver and the
acceptor
depend equally upon each other.
7
If the
acceptor
fails to pay when the paper becomes due?
8
This thoroughly clears the credit of the
acceptor
,
and reflects grossly on the drawer.
9
The consensus AG doublet of the Intron 5 splice
acceptor
was changed to AA.
10
Siva is represented as the
acceptor
of all things that are rejected by others.
11
This culture preferred nitrite to nitrate as the electron
acceptor
.
12
There are few things more desirable than to be an
acceptor
and an enjoyer.
13
Within the series structure-activity relationships are discussed revealing the importance of hydrogen bond
acceptor
functions.
14
On this assumption we present a novel mechanism of electron transfer to the
acceptor
,
CoQ.
15
More importantly, they define a novel function for this
acceptor
complex in mediating dead-end docking.
16
As the ultimate electron
acceptor
in oxidative phosphorylation, oxygen plays a critical role in metabolism.
acceptor
asialo acceptor
bound acceptor
cognate acceptor
deficient acceptor
highest acceptor