Sentence examples for capacity for exchanging from inspiring English sources

Hence, maintaining a molecule such as EhMCF that has a high capacity for exchanging ATP with PAPS across the mitosomal membrane could be beneficial for E. histolytica.

There will also be some obstacles to overcome, such as, for example, the current regulatory frame deficiencies on power generation, the contacts which exist at present in Portugal between the producers and the National Electricity Network, the asymmetry of the distribution channels in each country, the differences in rates and the limited capacity for exchange.

Ecosystems relate importantly to human ecology as they are the ultimate base foundation of global economics as every commodity and the capacity for exchange ultimately stems from the ecosystems on Earth.

"Just building the capacity for the exchange of ideas across boundaries is really important and I think it can lead to some surprising results," Revkin said.

Experimental crosses have now proved that all these pathogens have extant capacity for genetic exchange, with potential to generate new genotypes and spread virulence and drug resistance.

Where the stiff-necked moral right of a copyright holder to control usage rubs up against the practicalities of allowing an entire industry's capacity for cultural exchange and use, the law usually responds by converting the moral right to an economic right.

We show that the observed correlations between stoma size and density are consistent with the hypothesis that plants favour efficient use of space and maximum control of dynamic gas conductivity, and that the capacity for gas exchange in plants has remained constant over at least the last 325 Myr.

Acute O2 sensing is necessary for the activation of cardiorespiratory reflexes (hyperventilation and sympathetic activation), which permit the survival of individuals under hypoxic environments (e.g. high altitude) or medical conditions presenting with reduced capacity for gas exchange between the lung alveoli and the blood.

Such responses assume a capacity for reciprocal exchange that may not always be present.

Plasma membrane preparations from yeast expressing OsSOS1 show greater capacity for Na+/H+ exchange, and OsSOS1 confers salt tolerance to the yeast mutant AXT3K (Δenand4 Δnha1 Δnhx1) and the Arabidopsis sos1 mutant [112].

When engrafted into mice suffering from acute lung injury, these cells exhibited functional properties including the capacity for gas exchange and histological amelioration of lung injury.