Sentence examples for causing it to fold from inspiring English sources

When a modified yeast cell takes in maltose, the sugar binds with the protein, causing it to fold up.

So far most nanotechnology researchers have used a method called DNA origami, in which short strands of DNA staple together two or three separate segments of a much longer strand, causing it to fold into a specified shape.

For example, the L858R mutation in EGFR is a common mutation in cancer and is classified as an activating mutation, but its effect is a result of the mutation destabilizing the inactive conformation of the enzyme and causing it to fold into an active conformation even in the absence of ligand [51].

High-energy beams go to the bottom of the material and cause it to fold up; ions from low-energy beams accumulate at the top of the material and make it fold down.

In antisense RNA-mediated transcriptional attenuation, the binding of an antisense RNA to an "attenuator sequence" in the 5′ UTR of a nascent mRNA transcript causes it to fold into a configuration that exposes an intrinsic transcriptional terminator hairpin, resulting in premature transcription termination.

Both protein groups contain a so-called netrin domain (Banyai and Patthy 1999; Chong et al. 2002), which is characterized by an enrichment of basic residues and a particular spacing pattern of cysteines, that cause it to fold into one β-barrel and two α-helices, which are located at the N- and C-termini of the domain (Banyai and Patthy 1999; Liepinsh et al. 2003; Bramham et al. 2005).

Increased vertical loading on the annulus fibrosus causes it to bulge or fold radially outward [25, 26, 27].

I cause it to ripple and wrinkle and fold like an iceberg on a black lake.

His resolve was hardened last year by hosting the short-lived entertainment programme The Morning After Show, the mention of which causes him to fold with embarrassment.

"That obviously is going to be very difficult for the teams to compete against that, so very, very disappointing to hear that". Football League chief executive Shaun Harvey said the 'financial trauma' some clubs suffered after relegation to the National League has caused them to fold and it needed to be addressed.

If a U.S. trade ban caused the company to fold, it's easy to see how that could severely impact already tenuous relations between the two countries.