Sentence examples for assist capture from inspiring English sources

If, for example, vetulicolians ingested large prey then such dilation might assist capture, but overall the evidence for suspension feeding seems stronger.

Two different strategies are commonly assayed: i) tag derivatization and ii) resin assisted capture.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01295.008 To test whether palmitoylation of membrane-associated proteins is indeed enhanced during reoxygenation of anoxic cardiac tissue, we employed a resin assisted capture assay for acylated proteins (acyl-RAC) (Forrester et al., 2010) to determine the palmitoylation status of proteins that might be important in MEND.

That brings us to the third video Luban points to: an O'Reilly interview with Liz Cheney, in which O'Reilly talks about lawyers who "represented or assisted captured terrorists".

Joe Sakic collected two goals and two assists as Canada captured their first Olympic men's ice hockey gold medal in 50 years.

These included geothermally assisted MEA capture, CO2BOLs capture, and stand-alone hybrid power generation, compared with a baseline, no-geothermal case.

The aromatic and hydrophobic residues around opening A (Figure 1d) would thereby assist the capture of the retinal during its uptake from the membrane and the retinal would already be in the right orientation.

The first is Acyl Biotin Exchange (ABE), and its derivative Acyl Resin Assisted Capture (Acyl-RAC).

For proteins whose current experimental localization support is conflicting, the GO annotation format assists capture of distinct, specifically referenced localization statements.

On Sept. 9, he issued his famous "Lost Orders," directing Stonewall Jackson to re-cross the Potomac and circle around to attack the Union garrison at Harpers Ferry from the west, while Gen. Lafayette McLaws and Gen. John Walker were to assist by capturing Maryland and Loudon Heights overlooking Harpers Ferry.

Soon after the outbreak of war in 1914, two aircraft were sent to assist in capturing German colonies in what is now north-east New Guinea.