Sentence examples for congregate on one from inspiring English sources

Mapping the variable residues on the model surfaces (middle and bottom panel, Figure 3) reveals that almost all of them congregate on one face of the molecule – on the opposite face from the C-terminal eEF1Bα-binding site (top panel, Figure 3) as proposed in [6] on the basis of the yeast crystal structure.

When these data from kinetics of entry and exit from the inactivated state are plotted on helical wheel and net representations (not shown), the high impact residues congregate on one surface of the α-helix as shown earlier for steady-state inactivation (Fig. 4).

Their world view is reinforced on pages such as Hanson's and their own invitation-only private groups with more than 10,000 people congregating on one.

Notably, larger numbers of activist investors congregating on one firm suggests widespread discontentment with the firm's management and tends to be highly problematic for CEOs (Brav, Jiang, Partnoy, & Thomas, 2008).

"I'm not going to criticize because I don't know what their policy was yesterday, other than what I've read," Mr. Codey said yesterday, one day after hundreds of fans congregated on one of the two spiral ramps at Gate D and chanted for the few women in the crowd to bare their breasts.

The scene at Gate D was markedly different during halftime of the Jets' game against the Pittsburgh Steelers the previous week, when several hundred men congregated on one of the ramps and chanted at the few women in the crowd to bare their breasts.

As the traffic passed, several hundred pedestrians slowly congregated on one corner of the interchange, collecting in groups of twos and threes.

Actual human beings congregate only on one side of it, or the other.

Scores of CSK fans congregate on groups in social media outlets.

With each boat tacking hard and fast, most of the three-person teams will be congregating at one point on the line.

The bars in Tropical Islands stay open 24 hours, and in the evening everyone congregates on top of one another down at the beach.