Sentence examples for binding and successful from inspiring English sources

This removal of repressive chromatin and replacement with H3.3 may facilitate transcription factor binding and successful reprogramming.

The Syria aid crisis portrayed by Ms. Amos in her Security Council briefing reflected new levels of frustration over the Council's inability to act decisively on the conflict, despite its binding — and so far successful — Sept. 27 resolution on the dismantling of Syria's chemical weapons arsenal.

Activation in the insula has been shown to be associated with contextual binding of semantic relations and successful encoding for relation load [ 41, 42].

Combining these result, the up regulation of ITGB3, ITGB5 and ITGAV could be assumed may disturb sperm-egg binding and fusion and fail successful fertility.

Functionalization of the lens, by establishing amine groups to facilitate peptide binding, resulted in successful binding of 2.7 nmol peptide to the inner surface and successful growth of LESC sheets on the surface of the lens.

Another line of reasoning is that oligomerisation favors a better "chance" of successful receptor binding and subsequent insertion of the fusion peptide into the host membrane.

Our next step was to determine whether, as reported in our in vitro analysis [7], lamin A/C is required for the successful nuclear binding and thus the transcriptional activity of Runx2.

The probability of successful ribosomal binding and scanning on an mRNA may depend on the length of its 5′-UTRs.

The probability of successful ribosomal binding and scanning on an mRNA may depend on the length of its 5′ UTRs; indeed, we find that genes with shorter 5′ UTRs exhibit higher inferred initiation probabilities (p < 10−10).

The normalized score (eq(7) in section) is used as the probability of binding; Upon successful recognition (i.e., binding), cytotoxic cells kill virus-bearing cells and start cloning.

In addition to the successful regulation of protein binding and cytotoxicity, they also showed different activity in activating immune systems as measured by nitric oxide generation (Fig. 3).