Sentence examples for a distinct requirement from inspiring English sources
As mentioned above, each cell type may have a distinct requirement for micronutrients.
By contrast, the large group I, group II, and RNase P ribozymes are not active in high molar concentrations of monovalent cations and have a distinct requirement for divalent cations.
The protocol can be seen as the vertical composition of protocol layers, where each layer performs input and output message processing, and the horizontal composition of different processes concurrently inhabiting the same layer, where each process should satisfy a distinct delivery requirement.
The GlmS ribozyme promotes attack by a 2′-OH on its own 3′-phosphodiester bond, making it a class II ribozyme like the HHRz, HP, HDV, and VS ribozymes discussed above, but with a distinct cofactor requirement.
A medical food, thus, represents a unique regulatory category in light of the fact it is intended for use by a sick person and provides a distinct nutritional requirement (1) necessitated by a patient's disease condition and (2) helpful in the management of that condition.
Since activated R-Smad is mostly associated with Smad4 in a complex while at basal state R-Smad exists as a monomer, the two forms of Smads may have distinct requirement in order to enter the nucleus.
We show now that different IDC differentially inhibit HIV-1 and MLV, most likely reflecting distinct requirement for cellular splicing factors.
This indicates that distinct mechanisms control endothelial cell attachment at different sites and may explain the distinct requirement of correct N-glycosylation of Treg for homing to the ALN but the not MLN.
This may suggest that cardiac and skeletal muscle have adapted distinct requirement for miRNAs for tissue homeostasis.
The distinct requirement for the fMAPK pathway in Sigma but not in S288c suggests that adhesion is controlled differently in the two strains.
This may be related to the compact nature of polycomb-repressed regions and the distinct requirement for the ZF-CxxC domain to bind accessible linker DNA (Zhou et al., 2012).
