Sentence examples for contributes to switch from inspiring English sources
Gln1032 in helix 15 also contributes to Switch I binding through forming three hydrogen bonds.
This is similar to the aromatic cluster found in TMs 5 6 of Class A GPCRs that is known to contribute to switching between inactive and active states of the receptor (e.g., see [50] [52]).
Other details of the switch microenvironment may also contribute to switching.
The second factor contributing to Switch sales are the games themselves.
Moreover, positive feedback can contribute to switch-like behavior termed also ultrasensitivity.
In contrast, the Indirect Model lacks both inhibition insensitivity ultrasensitivity and positive feedbacks which may contribute to switch-like responses.
It is also an open question of whether inversions, fusions (Olson and Gorelick, 2011) and other fundamental changes in chromosome structure (Leitch and Leitch, 2012) that accompany the long (300 Myrs) history of gymnosperm evolution contribute to switches in rDNA arrangements.
The coroner said this may have contributed to the move to switch on static floodlights despite a decision by Mr Wise that this would be too dangerous.
This allowance is paid via the tax authorities and has been designed to make the system financially accessible to all income groups, so that a tax credit is given to people before they have to pay the insurance premium [ 6]. 2 In order to understand the main determinants contributing to the decision to switch health insurer, we use a Logit specification.
As cells shift towards a somatic status, decreasing levels of Δ40p53 may contribute to activate TAp53 and to switch on a mechanism of progression out of ESC status towards differentiation.
In order to better understand the effects of Rsd as transcriptional regulator and to elucidate how Rsd contributes to the switch in the transcriptional adaptation of cells, which undergo transition between exponential and stationary growth we initiated binding and footprinting studies of Rsd in combination with different RNA polymerase-promoter complexes.
