Sentence examples for asymmetrically sited from inspiring English sources
This imbalance recalls the two pairs of asymmetrically sited residential high-rises designed by Mies van der Rohe for Lake Shore Drive in Chicago.
All four proved to be asymmetrically methylated, and an additional five asymmetric sites were identified.
In this case, the ligand/hormone has two asymmetrically placed binding sites, a high affinity site 1 and a lower affinity site 2 surface which are supplemented by receptor receptor binding in the lower FNIII domain (site 3) upon binding of the ligand [ 17– 20].
We previously showed that the expression of albumin, composed of three homologous domains (I III), inhibits stellate cell activation, which requires its high-affinity fatty acid-binding sites asymmetrically distributed in domain I and III.
The resulting PCR fragment contained an asymmetrically located single site for TaqII.
Digested DNA was analysed by real-time quantitative PCR using primers that amplify a region spanning three asymmetrically methylated restriction sites (Fig 1D).
As in MEFs, PABP1 is asymmetrically dimethylated at sites including Arg and/or Arg but, in contrast, also appears to be subject to type 2 symmetrical arginine dimethylation at unknown sites.
These long-range projections which extended up to 3 millimeters, characteristically spread asymmetrically from the injection site (indicated by different length of red arrows in Fig. 6A, B).
To do this, first a B. subtilis cell divides asymmetrically by placing the site of division close to a randomly selected end of the cell.
When a strain-site sarcomere extends asymmetrically, its adjacent sarcomeres exhibit a parallel asymmetric shortening response, illustrating that flanking sarcomeres respond to strain magnitude.
Three CO2 adsorption modes were identified on these Co Cu bimetallic clusters: (a) CO2 symmetrically binds the bridge site of the metals through mixed carbon/oxygen coordination with the metal atoms; (b) CO2 asymmetrically adsorbs at the interfacial site via carbon/oxygen metal coordination and hydrogen bonding to the surface hydroxyl; and (c) protonated CO2 at the interface.
