Sentence examples for along connected from inspiring English sources

In summary, we show here that mitochondria exhibit spontaneous elevations in their matrix pH triggered by bursts of depolarization that both propagate faster than matrix GFP along connected mitochondria.

The ΔΨm changes coincided both spatially and temporally with the matrix pH flashes, suggesting that the electrical events propagate along connected mitochondria and trigger immediate pH responses in depolarized mitochondria.

PRX, the Public Radio Exchange, and Transom came along, connecting people and offering resources and training, and producers were excited about the form and its possibilities.

The paper shows that the problem of parametric instability of a rotor-support system can be solved when receptances of both the rotor and the supporting structure along connecting co-ordinates are known.

But it also inspired a community of dedicated hawk-watchers to blog, photograph and follow along as they connected with one another in observation.

The noise may be conducted along wires connected to the system, or it may be radiated through the air.

Officials believe that Ms. Leung, a businesswoman and political fund-raiser in Los Angeles, was a double-agent for Beijing who passed along information connected to sensitive espionage, nuclear and military investigations.

Within the same module, glycans are easily convertible to other glycans along densely connected pathways, whereas the conversion of glycans between different modules, which are only sparsely connected, is more difficult.

Focal initiation and subsequent spread along anatomically connected structures embody "structural template".

Besides in AD patients, spreading of Tau-aggregation according to a characteristic pattern along functionally connected brain circuitries is also observed in argyrophilic grain disease, a different Tauopathy.

This new mode of mitochondrial coupling might facilitate the transmission of energy inside cells by equilibrating the proton-motive force along electrically connected, but not fused, mitochondria.