"acting domain" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a specific area in which an individual or organization has authority or professional expertise. For example, "The charity's acting domain is the promotion of sustainable agricultural practices."
With enough large scale services acting as domain fronts, disabling Signal starts to look like disabling the internet," according to a technical note issued by the company.
"With enough large scale services acting as domain fronts, disabling Signal starts to look like disabling the internet," Signal explained in the blog post.
The multiple roles played by these S/MARs starting from chromosome organization to promoter control, acting as domain barriers, make them important regulatory elements which have not received much focus yet.
ABC transporters show broad substrate specificity and have been characterized by one or two cytoplasmically located nucleotide binding domains acting as a catalytic domain for nucleotide hydrolysis.
Structurally, Hsp70s contain a nucleotide-binding domain (NBD), acting as a ATPase domain, a substrate-binding domain (SBD), and a C-terminal lid region that covers the SBD.
Second, a monomeric Lis1 β-propeller domain, acting on a single dynein motor domain, can elicit these effects.
The hypothetical proteins, VCA0109 and VCA0112 contained a gp-25 domain acting as a lysozyme and a SMAD_FHA domain containing protein respectively.
In particular, we build on prior evidence from parallel studies in the field of cognitive neuroscience that have often been overlooked in the field of aphasiology, drawing attention to the contribution of domain-general systems acting on damaged domain-specific language networks.
Development in early childhood is a multi-dimensional and sequential process, with progress in one domain acting as a catalyst for development in other domains (Naudeau, Kataoka, Valerio, Neuman, & Elder, 2011).
Such a distinct specificity could result in distinct activities of the active sites of PDI towards its substrates; the a domain acting as an isomerase or reductase with the a′ domain acting as an oxidase as suggested for Pdi1p (Kulp et al, 2006).
