Sentence examples for another molecular from inspiring English sources
So Dr. Shubin did what more and more evo-devo researchers are learning to do: take off one hat (paleontologist) and don another (molecular biologist).
At Hewlett-Packard, scientists say they think that they may be able to pair simple logic circuits made out of their molecular switches with silicon transistors that boost the signal before sending it to another molecular circuit.
Another molecular beacon targeting the Bacillus group chromosomal 16s rRNA allele was designed for use in a duplex assay with an internal PCR amplification control.
Secondly, the molecular structures or sequences of another molecular object from interaction data are provided to calculate the corresponding molecular features.
Combining inorganic or organic nanoparticles to another molecular or macromolecular entity gives rise to new systems exhibiting multiple or synergetic properties.
Elixir focuses on another molecular mechanism linked to aging, one that casts doubt on the fad of taking human growth hormone to keep you young.
This system could obtain the final result within less steps than another molecular computing system designed in our previous study, because square and reduction are executed simultaneously and the previous system computes reduction after calculating square.
This present report describes another molecular level of a novel organizational signaling platform connecting the Snail-MMP-9 signaling axis in amplifying the Neu1 sialidase and MMP-9 cross-talk in regulating EGF receptors, tumor neovascularization, growth and invasiveness.
In contradiction to Ref. [16], another molecular dynamics simulation on Au [17] shows that the existence of planar defects such as stacking faults or twin boundaries may slightly soften nanowires.
Another molecular brake for browning is ZFP423 (Shao et al. 2016), which is a C2H2 zinc-finger protein that had previously been identified as a transcriptional regulator of preadipocyte determination (Gupta et al. 2010).
This image is not of a two-tiered science, one (classical genetics) aimed at investigating and explaining transmission phenomena and another (molecular genetics) aimed at investigating and explaining developmental phenomena.
