Sentence examples for compartments that allow from inspiring English sources

The eukaryotic cell is defined by compartments that allow specialization of function.

This modular varies from previous buildings because it has secret compartments that allow cookie smuggling throughout the building, a new box design, new pieces, and somewhat more of a modern design.

There was the Song-era innovation of watertight bulkhead compartments that allowed damage to hulls without sinking the ships.

GYEP and M media were connected by a bridge over the separation of the two compartments that allowed fungal hyphae to cross from one compartment to the other.

The basic truck, the XL, is geared to the working man and has rubber floors in the passenger compartment that allow for hosing it out.

A lone technician in a faraway land cries out, "My kingdom for a Flashlight Speed Holster with Battery Compartment that allows operators to increase the draw speed of a flashlight!" Brando hears those cries and gets right to work developing the product.

Indeed, pronounced fusion and fission activity is a characteristic of the lysosomal compartment that allows lytic enzymes and other contents to spread through the compartment (see Fig.  1).

PAM development marks the appearance of the symbiotic interface, the narrow intracellular compartment that allows AM fungi to grow inside the plant cell without breaking its integrity.

They would then have invaded the ancestral eukaryotic genome with a concomitant need to create a nuclear compartment that allows the slow process of splicing to be completed before translation could be initiated (Martin and Koonin 2006).

Utilizing compartmented microfluidic chambers that allow spatial separation and manipulation of the soma and axons, we have investigated the role of microtubule destabilization in subsequent axonal and dendritic pathology in relation to excitotoxicity, in addition to the potential role of activation of apoptotic cascades within the axon.

Likely, these novel mitochondrial proteins have a role in different cellular compartments, thus including domains that allow them to interact with several substrates such as membranes, cytoskeleton, and nucleic acids.