Sentence examples for complex to serve from inspiring English sources

(The old Astor Library in Lower Manhattan was "recycled" into a seven-theatre complex to serve as the Public's physical plant).

With Amtrak's design input but with state and federal money, the Capital District Transportation Authority built a new railroad complex to serve the Albany area, believing in "good faith" that it had a deal, according to the authority's executive director, Dennis J. Fitzgerald.

The system was installed to supply hot water for 12 showers and 4 private baths for a public bath complex to serve the hot water demands throughout the year for 150 people per day.

Their strategy (modeled after lipophilic fluorescent dyes such as DiI and DiO) involves conjugating alkyl chains to a Gd III) complex to serve as anchors in the cell membrane.

These features enable the complexes to serve as luminescent labels and probes for biomolecules because the binding events can be readily reflected by changes in the photophysical properties of the complexes.

Moreover, the product of a particular gene may be incorporated into different complexes to serve different functions.

Consequently, by means of integrating protein complexes to serve as the domain context scope, it promises to get a better measurement of protein function similarity.

This pre-LC complex seems to serve as a carrier of GINS to the existing pre-RC Sld3 Cdc45 pre-RC Sld3 Cdc45he interacomplexethroughpb11 in the pre-LC and phosphorylated Sld3 on orinteractionherebetweenroviDpb11e precondinions for further activating CMG helicase (Fig. 1A).

This small latent complex can be associated with the latent TGF-β1-binding protein, forming a large latent complex thought to serve as a tether for binding proteins and matrix molecules [ 31].

Newbridge Gardens, a subsidized apartment complex intended to serve unincorporated areas in the town of Hempstead, has 52 studios and 32 one-bedroom apartments for people 62 and older.

The Drosophila simulans species complex continues to serve as an important model system for the study of new species formation.