Sentence examples for basket component from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the nuclear basket component Nup2 has also recently been implicated in the maintenance of Ulp1 at the NPC (Srikumar et al. 2013), and deletion of both NUP1 and NUP2 is synthetic lethal, suggesting a redundant role of these nucleoporins (Loeb et al. 1993).

The observation that Ccr4-Not interacts both with methylated, export-competent hnRNPs and NPC nuclear basket components is consistent with a model in which Ccr4-Not selectively interacts with methylated hnRNPs as they chaperone their mRNA cargoes through the NPC.

Most ETFs entirely escape the obligation to pay out capital gains because they do not buy and sell shares of stock; rather, brokerage firms respond to the demand for the ETF by assembling baskets of component stocks and swapping them for newly minted ETF shares; redemptions work in reverse fashion.

I often go there to pick up a £1 bottle of milk for my mother, and notice many shoppers base their basket on dinner components that add up to £1 a head: four frozen lasagnes or microwaveable cheeseburgers.

Fig. 9 Average sophistication level of the machinery parts and components import basket.

Next, we use the PRODY index to calculate the sophistication of the parts and components import basket and the intra-bloc export basket.

North American imports promote an increase of 0.1% in the quality of the parts and components export basket, while imports from the EU and EA promote an increase of 0.04% each.

Based on this concept and the importance of economic growth for the development of Latin American countries, we use the PRODY index to calculate the composition of the import basket of parts and components (IMPY index) and the intra-bloc export basket (EXPY index).

The nuclear basket component, Nup153, has also been suggested to bind integrase, again with dependence on Nup153 being mapped to CA [ 17,36].

The EXPY index is calculated as the weighted average of the PRODY index of each component of the basket of a given sector.

The long-distance phone business, WorldCom executives have reasoned, is quickly becoming merely one indivisible component of a larger basket of communications services that the company sells to business customers.