Sentence examples for an intermediary form from inspiring English sources
The Abbess of a neighboring enclosed order of nuns suggested establishing the community as a "buffer state" that would exist "between the Abbey and the world, a reflection, a benevolent and useful parasite, an intermediary form of life".
Gel is an intermediary form between solid and liquid.
For example, an intermediary form of macrophages has recently been identified as regulatory macrophages, presenting elevated IL-10 and low IL-12 secretion [ 4].
A surprisingly broad spectrum of clinical expressions is observed in humans ranging from asymptomatic to cutaneous (CL), diffuse cutaneous, mucocutaneous and visceral (VL) diseases, and an intermediary form known as post-Kala-Azar dermal leishmaniasis.
MvSrc2 may therefore represent an intermediary form of a tyrosine kinase; it is a tyrosine kinase by amino acid sequence homology, yet it is able to act as a dual-specificity kinase.
It is hypothesized that a particular Phe residue in the active site of AOS plays a central role in catalysis by stabilizing an intermediary formed carbon centered substrate radical.
Based on the mechanism proposed for AOS-catalysis we hypothesized that this Phe residue in PpHPL might stabilize an intermediary formed carbon-centered substrate radical which would lead to allene oxide formation.
Kinetic studies of sterol and NADPH as cosubstrates revealed a random bi bi mechanism with NADPH donating electrons directly to NADPH cytochrome P450 oxidoreductase to produce a reduced intermediary form of the enzyme.
As the polymer was oxidized from the neutral state, an intermediary phase featuring vibrational bands from both the benzoid (reduced) and the quinoid (oxidized) forms were observed.
An analysis of π-helices in the diverse ferritin-like superfamily illustrates their tendency to be conserved in protein families and identifies a putative π-helix-containing primordial precursor, a "missing link" intermediary form of the ribonucleotide reductase family, vestigial π-helices, and a novel function for π-helices that we term a "peristaltic-like shift".
He initially rejects Crick's proposal of an intermediary, light form of RNA to mediate between DNA, RNA and protein, imagining that the amino acids must somehow bind themselves directly to the nucleic acid.
