Sentence examples for capture newly from inspiring English sources

Already banks in Asia are gearing up to capture newly wealthy clients, according to a recent story in the New York Times.

Stimuli that induce L-LTP also set a synaptic "tag" that enables recently active synapses to selectively "capture" newly synthesized proteins [31], [32].

Presumably, this isoform was selected due to the fact that HK-II binds directly to mitochondria and is thus able to capture newly synthesized ATP originating from the ATP synthase system as a substrate [ 11].

Kapoor may have made finer films (Awaara, Shree 420), but Barsaat's songs (marking the debut of music directors, Shankar Jaikishan) of vulnerability, innocence and heartache, captured newly independent India's fragile imagination.

In particular, efforts that capture the newly acquired information in open databases (for example, OSM) offer multiple benefits beyond just the natural hazard community.

Navy officer Vladislav Litovchenko told the BBC's Abdujalil Abdurasulov that the men were trying to capture the newly appointed navy commander.

After each layer is machined, a CCD camera is used to capture the newly exposed cross-sectional image of the object.

It is the objective of philosophers not only to probe and assess the profile of this transition (to capture the newly emerging zeitgeist in thought, as Hegel phrased it), but also to act as midwifes in the Socratic sense.

The printed expression plasmids serve dual purposes as they not only direct the synthesis of the protein of interest; they also serve to capture the newly synthesized proteins through a high affinity DNA-protein interaction.

The slides are simultaneously printed with polyclonal GST antibody to capture the newly synthesized GST fusion-proteins following coupled cell-free transcription-translation on the surface of the microarray.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01374.002 The accurate segregation of chromosomes during mitosis relies on the capture of newly duplicated sister chromatids by microtubules emanating from opposite poles.