Sentence examples for consistent with the propensity from inspiring English sources
Wild-type XLF alone forms supra-molecular assemblies hundreds of nanometers in size, consistent with the propensity of the full-length protein to aggregate in BLI experiments (see panel A).
These findings combine to provide a compelling mechanism that is consistent with the propensity for TTR amyloid deposition in the heart (Fig 7).
Our results broadly support this theory by providing evidence of segmentation of the population consistent with the individuals' propensity to adopt innovations.
Consistent with the aggregation propensity observed in mutants that lead to myocilin glaucoma, the unfolding transitions of myoc-OLF are irreversible.
An Hsp70 E. coli :Hsp70Sf9 heterodimer was observed as above, consistent with the greater propensity of Hsp70Sf9 (compared with Hsp70 E. coli ) to form dimers.
These results are consistent with the high propensity of NPCs to undergo apoptotic cell death in a neuroinflammatory environment and emphasizes the importance of Puma activation in mediating NPC cell death in vivo.
TEEs were observed in this study in 1 patient who did not receive eltrombopag and 2 patients who received eltrombopag, consistent with the known propensity for TEEs in cancer patients.
That such aberrant repair has not been reported for other nonrepeat heteroduplex DNA substrates is consistent with the strong propensity of CAG/CTG repeats to mutate with an expansion bias, a phenomenon very likely to be linked to the unique structures these repeats assume.
The class 7 architecture is therefore more consistent with the aggregation propensities of the peptides phosphorylated at these residues.
The presence of a helical conformation for the pYEEX fragment is entirely consistent with the strong helical propensity of Glu residues [33], [34].
The orientation of the two helices and their hydrophobic interactions is mainly mediated by leucine residues and resembles a leucine zipper interaction, consistent with the predicted CC propensity of STIL-CC (Stevens et al., 2010).
