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Speed of the enzymatic reactions

How does the substrate concentration influence the speed of the enzymatic reactions?

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Primarily as substrate concentration raises, the speed of the reaction rises; this occurs as free activation centers of the enzyme join to free substrates. Once all activation centers of the accessible enzymes become bound to their substrates latest increments of the substrate concentration will have no consequence on the speed of the reaction.

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