Sentence examples for cellular bonds from inspiring English sources
As Chris McGugan, VP/GM of innovation and Kenmore appliances for Sears Holdings Corporation, explains, that's because when you heat citrus, the internal pressure builds, breaking the cellular bonds within the lemon and allowing more juice to flow (with significantly less effort from you).
It is likely that solutions will appear to replace current cellular bonding technologies deployed on 3G and 4G networks even if we did nothing.
Beyond their porosity, as both collagen and fibrin are dominant in the ECM, it is no surprise that they demonstrate a high cellular bond.
Glutathione and thioredoxin reductases are required to reduce GSSG and thioredoxin in a NADPH-dependant manner, which in their reduced form participate in the reduction of cellular disulfide bonds [ 45] and of oxidized glutaredoxin.
Companies like Turner Broadcasting, M.C.I., and McCaw Cellular used junk bonds to turn themselves into major businesses.
This paper reports concentrated load tests and FE analyses (FEA) of an 8 m long bridge comprising cellular FRP decking bonded to and spanning across three pretensioned concrete beams.
These bonded cellular units have revolutionised workflows in newsgathering by allowing journalists and crews go live from anywhere with suitable coverage using a simple backpack or camera mounted device to encode and relay video without the need for large vehicles and lots of cables.
The mutant SOD1-interacting proteins might be compromised in their innate functions in a normal cellular compartment by bonding with the mutant SOD1.
Under normal cellular conditions, disulfide bond formation occurs largely in the extracellular space or the endoplasmic reticulum (ER).
Phospholipids were separated from total cellular lipids using Bond-Elut® solid-phase extraction columns and the Vac-Elut SPS 24™ system.
The nitroimidazole family compound EF5 forms covalent bonds with cellular macromolecules under hypoxic conditions, and therefore tends to accumulate at hypoxic sites [ 45, 46].
