Sentence examples for associates interact with from inspiring English sources
Its "associates" interact with their customers and finish the transaction on the spot.
Enabling retailers by integrating their legacy back-end systems with their e-commerce inventory, while also building an iPad application to help their retail associates interact with their customers.
Since the dynamics of water molecules closely reflect the macromolecules they are associated (interacted) with, there must be more than one population of water in articular cartilage or any biological tissue.
The structures of the dihydroorotase (DHO) and aspartate transcarbamoylase (ATC) domains of human CAD have been previously determined, but we lack information on how these domains associate and interact with the rest of CAD forming a multienzymatic unit.
We examined this possibility using merlin ΔEx17, a deletion variant that is unable to self-associate or interact with other members of the ERM family.
Second, we searched for interactions between transposases and the β sliding clamp and find that up to nine different transposases or associated factors interact with this host protein.
Individual lizards also associate and interact with non-pair neighbours (Leu et al. 2010a) and can sometimes share refuges with one or more non-pair neighbours at a time (Kerr et al. 2003).
One example of this is the ability of CLRC subunits Rik1 and Dos1 to associate and interact with chromatin even in the absence of Clr4 (Bayne et al. 2010).
These findings help to propose a model in which the self-associative raft lipids associate themselves and interact with protein interactions to generate functional membrane heterogeneity.
Additionally, existing drugs that have been used long before the identification of these genetically associated genes also interact with these newly associated genes.
Therefore, we reasoned that if transposases or associated factors interacted with β, the difference in β amounts associated with leading and lagging strand synthesis could account for biases in IS insertion in Proteobacteria and Firmicutes.
