Sentence examples for a network of interconnecting from inspiring English sources

The transverse tubular system is a network of interconnecting rings, each of which surrounds a myofibril.

This new protocol would enable the construction of a network of interconnecting nucleic acids (as a circuit) for molecular information processing.

When DNA molecules were examined under AFM in the absence of carriers, a network of interconnecting fibrous strands was observed, especially for c-DNA and l-DNA, whereas pcr-DNA appeared as discontinuous strands.

Leaves of dicots possess a network of interconnecting veins and minor veins between the larger veins of the leaf (a pattern called net venation).

In certain cell types (such as steroid-synthesizing cells or hepatocytes) the smooth ER is extensive and consists of a network of interconnecting tubules limited by smooth membranes devoid of attached ribosomes.

We propose a new model for the propagation of acoustic energy from a time-harmonic point source through a network of interconnecting streets in the high frequency regime, in which the wavelength is small compared to typical macro-lengthscales such as street widths/lengths and building heights.

Several in vitro and in vivo studies on long bones have demonstrated that embroidered PCL scaffolds biologically modified with coll I/cs provide an appropriate network of interconnecting pores to act as a temporary matrix for cell adhesion, migration, proliferation, and differentiation [ 11, 18, 20, 21, 23].

The goal of Hamburg's project is to replace roads with a "gruenes netz" or a green network of interconnected open areas covering 40% of the city.

The world around us may be viewed as a network of entities interconnected via their social, economic, and political interactions.

The distribution of genetic variation can also be intuitively conceptualized as a network of genetically interconnected nodes representing individuals from sampled sites connected by gene flow (Dyer and Nason 2004; Dyer 2007).

In fact, a condition of starvation (an autophagic trigger) leads to PKA activation, which in turn phosphorylates the pro-fission dynamin-related protein 1 (DRP1) with consequent mitochondria elongation in a network of highly interconnected organelles.