Sentence examples for contained transport from inspiring English sources

The first set contained transport properties obtained with the conventional method of employing parameterized Lennard-Jones (12-6) potentials, while in the second set transport properties for the above collision pairs were substituted.

They found that in all the genomes, largest families contained transport genes and regulation genes, smaller families were involved in metabolism and energy production.

The matrix U was compiled from an extensive list of known metabolic reactions obtained from the KEGG database [ 31] while the matrix X contained transport reactions in and out of the system for every metabolite contained within S and U. SMILEY therefore proposed what reactions, irrespective of organism, needed to be added to RECON 1 in order to fill a network gap.

Like the cell membrane, membranes of some organelles contain transport proteins, or permeases, that allow chemical communication between organelles.

The kidney contains transport mechanisms that are capable of raising the concentration of hydrogen ions in the urine to 2,500 times that in the plasma or, when appropriate, lowering it to one-quarter that of the plasma.

Note that ( varDelta {mathbf{X}}_{L,k}^{nhbox ) and ( {C}_{c,k}^{nhbox ) contain transport rate error in this formulation.

The SIB-1 message contains transport parameters necessary to connect to the cell as well as scheduling information, and the SIB-2 message contains information on all common and shared channels.

If they would contain transport time and cost as explanatory factors of the trade volumes, trade models could also be used to simulate the impact of changes in transport costs (e.g. introduction of road toll) or transport time (e.g. constructing new links or expanding existing links) on trade flows.

At worst, many GO terms do not contain transport reactions.

Brushes were placed in sterile Digene tubes containing transport buffer.

This device is supplied with a tube containing transport buffer and a preservative [ 19, 20].