Sentence examples for a small preferential from inspiring English sources

Our final model therefore incorporates polarity in the model in the simplest way possible: by assuming that it creates a small preferential polymerization of actin at the anterior side, that is, there is a non-zero flux at the anterior side, different from the flux at the posterior side.

However, in the field, colloidal suspensions flow through a small number of preferential flow paths, and the soil experiences succession of rainfalls, interrupted by dry periods.

We recently independently identified pyrvinium pamoate from a small molecule compound library for preferential inhibiting anchorage-independent growth of cancer cells, and subsequently also confirmed the reported preferential toxicity to hypoglycemic cancer cells.

To that end, the administration has set up a special program for a small number of Iraqis, which gives preferential treatment to full-time employees of the American Embassy, about 125 in Baghdad, and to 500 interpreters by allowing them to skip the lengthy United Nations refugee process once they leave Iraq.

Small height variations between tips can instigate preferential emission from a small proportion of the longer CNTs, which consequently burn-out.

In both sites in the Effingham Inlet, the percentage of phosphonates shows a small increase with depth, suggesting no preferential removal relative to P esters (Table I).

As presented in Fig. 6, when α = 1.001, the fracture network shows strongly preferential flow paths: A small portion of the fractures carry much more flow than the others.

In turn, activated Gcn2 phosphorylates and thereby inactivates the translation initiation factor eIF2α, resulting in a lower level of general translation and preferential translation of a small subset of mRNAs (such as the GCN4 mRNA), which feature multiple short open reading frames via which translation is regulated [22].

Concomitant with a decrease in new protein synthesis, preferential translation of a small subset of mRNAs that contain small upstream open reading frames (uORFs) in their 5′ untranslated region is induced (Harding et al., 2003; Wek et al., 2006).

Nevertheless, an important implication is that the large volume of human NK cell research that uses peripheral blood NK cells expanded in IL-2 involves preferential expansion of a small subset of NK cells.

These data suggest instead that the increase in proportion of NK cells expressing HLA-DR, in response to IL-2 stimulation, is due to preferential expansion of a small circulating population of HLA-DR+ cells, rather than de novo expression on previously non-expressing cells.