Sentence examples for at this pointed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "at this pointed" is not correct in English
Did you mean "at this point"? If this is the case, you can use it to refer to a specific moment in time or a particular stage in a discussion or process. Example: "At this point, we need to make a decision about the project's direction."
Several others murmured their assent at this pointed inquiry.
At the end of this pointed rumination, Franken jokingly asked Yates whether she cared to comment on it.
During this process, actin polymerization and espin-mediated cross-linking take place at the distal (or barbed) ends, and depolymerization occurs at the pointed ends of the actin filaments; this results in rearward movement of the filaments [7], [18], [19].
By capping this "barbed" end, the increased dissociation at the pointed end continues to shorten the actin filament.
As binding is a symmetric relationship, what is bound at the pointed and barbed end will be affected by this rule, too: the value of its respective binding site will be set to FREE as well.
Cut the squid into thin rings at the pointed end and into 3cm-long strips where the body gets wider.
As we gazed out at the pointed roofs silhouetted against a sky shot through with brilliant pink and orange, the city at last seemed at peace.
Based on the crystal structure, we propose a model for C20 docking to the actin subunit at the pointed end.
Previously, car owners had to install a RelayRides device that allowed renters to unlock the vehicles at the pointed time.
When the access control is a read, the data at the pointed position in the memory module will be available on the module output.
Here we describe the generation and characterization of a series of sABs specifically designed to bind in a regio-selective manner at the pointed end of actin.
