Sentence examples for correct recruitment from inspiring English sources
What is required to return the club to the highest level is correct recruitment.
As discussed above, Schwann cells of ether-lipid deficient mice show impaired differentiation and myelination resulting from decreased Akt signaling, presumably due to the necessity of plasmalogens for correct recruitment of Akt to the membrane (da Silva et al., 2014).
Taken together, the above results point out that CDK11p58 is essential for the correct recruitment of multiple centrosomal proteins including Plk1 and γ-tubulin, but also Cep192 and Plk4.
Additional mechanisms are likely to be involved in the correct recruitment of both DNMT1 and UHRF1.
The correct recruitment of our sample is also warranted by the HWE that was correctly checked for each SNP in both responder and nonresponder groups.
The position of this helix is also critical for the correct recruitment of coactivators to the AF-2 transactivation site, which allows subsequent initiation of RNA polymerase activity (Fig. 2).
Whether it's quibbling gender politics, slamming 'politically-correct recruitment' or insulting the Welsh by claiming that 'Wales is not a country; it's England with an accent and a good singing voice', the 68-year-old isn't one to keep his controversial thoughts to himself.
Procedures for school selection designed to mitigate selection biases, dynamic monitoring of the accumulating sample to correct deviations from recruitment targets, and a description of the recruitment procedures designed to foster a collaborative attitude between the researchers, the schools and the local communities, are provided.
On the contrary, for the HIF-1 target genes, despite correct HIF-1 recruitment on their promoter, downstream events such as RNA polymerase II, TFIIB and p300 recruitment do not actually occur.
At all progressions the therapist evaluates and corrects trunk muscle recruitment strategies, posture, movement patterns and breathing.
These results suggest that the IGR IRES has distinct pseudoknot-like structures that make multiple contacts with the ribosome resulting in initiation factor-independent recruitment and correct positioning of the ribosome on the mRNA.
