Sentence examples for and disassembled in the from inspiring English sources

The axis coding refers to the process of reassembling the original data which were divided and disassembled in the process of open coding, and reconnecting with the subcategories which are formed in the open coding process to build the frame of the paradigm.

Much attention has been focused on the exact subunit composition of multiprotein coregulator complexes with relatively little attention paid to how these complexes are assembled and disassembled in the cell, a theme that appears to involve more dynamism and versatility than previously imagined.

It is typically assembled the day after Thanksgiving and disassembled in early February each year.

These cells were assembled and disassembled in an Ar-filled glove box (<0.1 ppm oxygen) at room temperature.

Such changes are possible because spines have an internal skeleton that can be assembled and disassembled in a matter of minutes.

This latter observation leads to a model for the movement (sliding) of adhesions in which the leading and trailing ends of the adhesions are assembling and disassembling in concert with the addition of single paxillin molecules or small complexes to the assembling border and large aggregates leaving the disassembling end.

The focal contacts assembled by these cells allow firm adhesion onto the substratum but they are very stable (Chou et al., 2006; Calle et al., 2006b) and do not form and disassemble in coordination with the protrusion of the cell margin.

Once formed, FAs serve as traction sites for migration as the cell moves forward over them and are simultaneously disassembled in the rear edge of the cell, allowing cell detachment and movement (Geiger and Bershadsky, 2001; Geiger et al, 2009).

The results confirmed that SspB and AsLOV2-SsrA could mediate the formation of a supramolecular polymer under illumination at 470 nm and the polymer would be disassembled in the dark.

The designed cell is very easy to assemble and disassemble in a short period of time; the working electrode positioning is also quickly achieved without micropositioners.

(Many of the mourning figures around the base are copies of what must be Sluter's work, though the problem of establishing his exact contribution is difficult because the two tombs were disassembled in the French Revolution and extensively restored from 1818 to 1823).