Sentence examples for a unique switch from inspiring English sources

Based on a de novo design approach, we recently reported a unique switch peptide model system, ccβ, that forms a three-stranded coiled-coil structure at low temperatures and which can be easily converted to amyloid fibrils by increasing the temperature.

The genes present in the two main expression waves describe a unique switch in biological focus from genes involved in the renewal of basal biosynthetic functions and metabolism (G1) to specialized apicomplexan processes of daughter maturation and egress (S/M).

To be clear, the tipping point constitutes a unique switch in spike initiation dynamics but there are many different ways to reach that tipping point.

CS is a unique switching characteristic that is useful for avoiding sneak path disadvantage in a three-dimensional crossbar RRAM application [153, 154].

In addition to the thermal switching, a unique electronic switching phenomenon, known as "threshold switching", is also found on phase-change materials [82], which is depicted in Fig. 12.

In addition to thermal switching, phase-change materials also exhibit a unique electrical switching characteristic, namely 'threshold switching' [84 86].

With a smile creeping back on his face, he said, "but I eventually got their attention by creating a unique A/B switch so they could hear the difference--with the simple flick of a switch--between my Monster cables and the cheap ones included with most stereo packages.

Every lamp is connected to a unique on/off switch, which are numbered from 1 to 1000.

A successful sorting of 10 μm diameter polystyrene latex beads was performed by the microfluidic system consisted of a unique electrophoretic switch and pair of parallel laminar flow streams.

As remarked previously, tet operon is a unique biological switch [ 14].

Although identification of a unique 'master switch' [ 60] would be an interesting target for the treatment of renal fibrosis, multiple and disease-specific molecules could be preferable as biomarkers.