Sentence examples for cluster of key from inspiring English sources

The enthusiasm of Kent's celebrations was understandable because, despite a tough semi-final at Warwickshire, they are now within one win of a first Lord's final since 2008, despite coming into this game without a cluster of key players including James Tredwell, Doug Bollinger and Brendan Nash.

In a wide-ranging interview with VICE founder Shane Smith, Obama said climate change is among a cluster of key issues he's determined to tackle before he exits the White House in 2017.

Perhaps most notably, Noor's network also hosts a cluster of key financial properties, such as the Egyptian stock exchange, Commercial International Bank of Egypt, the National Bank of Egypt, and, according to Renesys CTO Jim Cowie, the Egyptian credit bureau and the clearing house for trades that occur on the country's stock exchange.

Recent reports indicate that a cluster of key microRNAs are highly expressed in kidneys [12] and that there are differences in the micro RNA expression profile in renal cortex versus medulla [13]; however, it was not until recently that specific roles of micro RNAs in renal function were investigated.

Both zinc and copper are soft metal ions that can inactivate the exposed Fe-S cluster of key bacterial dehydratase enzymes, including 6-phosphogluconate dehydratase (Entner Douderoff Pathway), fumarase A [TCA (tricarboxylic acid) cycle] and isopropylmalate isomerase (leucine biosynthesis) [ 149].

The cluster of keys at the bottom of the upper joint (protruding slightly beyond the cork of the joint) are known as the trill keys and are operated by the right hand.

Grip the lower joint with your right hand on top of the piece, just below the cluster of keys in the center of the piece, and over the two large keys toward the bottom.

The use of ROS as antimicrobial agents by the immune system is based on the high reactivity of this species with various cellular components, leading to lesions in DNA, damage to iron-sulphur clusters of key enzymes, oxidation of protein thiols and peroxidation of lipids in the invading bacteria [5], [6].

The aims of this study were to describe the clustering of key health risk factors, such as smoking, physical inactivity and alcohol consumption, and socio-demographics associated with clusters, among a predominantly Aboriginal sample.

One approach for addressing these difficult targets is the rational design of small-molecule inhibitors that mimic the chemical and physical properties of small clusters of key residues at the protein protein interface.

Indeed, the chemical mimicry of small clusters of key residues, typically deeply buried 'anchor' residues (Rajamani et al., 2004), has produced inhibitors for several PPI targets (Christ et al., 2010; Liu et al., 2007; Popowicz et al., 2011).