Sentence examples for contributing to the architecture from inspiring English sources

The astrocytes are the major cell population in the optic nerve head, contributing to the architecture of the nerve axon and blood vessels.

They act as tethers contributing to the architecture of these sites and as lipid transporters that convey glycerolipids between apposed membranes.

This means that an often large part of the stakeholders involved in the architecting process are hindered in the understanding of, and contributing to the architecture.

Moreover LINE1 elements, evenly distributed along the entire sequence, significantly (20.59%) contribute to the architecture of the dog TRG locus.

They contribute to the architecture of the RBC membrane, and their individual function(s) are being slowly revealed.

Extracellular matrix proteins participate in the modulation of growth factor response, contribute to the architecture of the vasculature and provide signals for the stabilization of mature capillary beds.

The fibers of the articularis genus did not contribute to the architecture of the quadriceps tendon, but merely fused with the dorsal side of the aponeurosis of the vastus intermedius.

The aim of this work was to contribute to the architecture of new Cu II)⋯arene-π complexes based on the synthesis of appropriated ligand for intramolecular interactions.

The interactions between basement membrane macromolecules and cell membrane receptors contribute to the architecture of the basement membrane and strongly increase its mechanical resistance, in addition to the macromolecules that participate in the internal structure.

The exact role of the cellulosomal linkers has yet to be described, although it is assumed that they contribute to the architecture and action of the cellulosome by providing the protein subunits with flexibility and by providing spacers between the enzymatic modules that could enhance interactions with the cellulose substrate.

Biochemical studies with presenilin and SPP have suggested this motif to be functionally important and to contribute to the architecture of the active site [34].