Sentence examples for base of the spike from inspiring English sources

Contrasting UV paint was then applied to the tips, and I personally liked to finish this all off with a UV zip tie wrapped around the base of the spike, at the junction with the skull.

The three GP2 subunits form the chalice at the base of the spike, and the three GP1 molecules form a bowl that sits atop the GP2 chalice.

At the base of the spike, where the E1 molecules make contacts between spikes, the radius of gyration was up to 5.8 Å less for the i3 spike than for the q3 spike (Table 7).

Also, emphasizing the importance of the intradimer interface in propagating allosteric changes are mutations such as F97L and L42A, located within and at the base of the spike tips, both of which alter capsid assembly.

We provide a stimulus reconstruction scheme based on the spike times of the ensemble of neurons and derive conditions for perfect recovery.

Safety concerns have arisen over the use of whole inactivated or live-attenuated viruses for the development of antiviral vaccines; therefore, scientists have been attempting to design vaccines based on the spike proteins of emerging and re-emerging viruses.

The low impedance of the extracellular probes precluded us from conducting a more detailed analysis of cortical subpopulations based on the spike waveform (Bartho et al., 2004; Moore and Wehr, 2013).

The low impedance of the extracellular probes precluded us from conducting a more detailed analysis of cortical subpopulations based on the spike waveform (Bartho et al., 2004; Moore and Wehr, 2013)." 2) Most of the figures show normalized firing rate measures, and most of the reported analyses were conducted on normalized firing rates.

Based on the spiking of mouse plasma ex-vivo with known amounts of drug and subjecting the samples for the extraction procedure, the efficiency of drugs recovery was estimated to be 60 75% for SVS and 70 85% for SVS-OH.

The moth lays its eggs at the base of the central spike of unopened leaves.

Individual flowers open from the base of the flower spike, the wave of anthesis moving up the inflorescence.