Sentence examples for demonstrate its function from inspiring English sources
In addition to the major role of p53 during Xenopus development, recent studies in zebrafish demonstrate its function in the control of proper gut and neuronal development [20], [21].
For these reasons, the differentiator is used here to filter different datasets in order to demonstrate its function as a tool for spectral normalisation.
This paper explains the structure of the tool and uses the design of a concrete beam element as a case to demonstrate its functioning.
A combination of in vitro and in vivo approaches were used to identify the splicing factor CWC22 as a direct partner of EJC component eIF4AIII in flies and humans and to demonstrate its functions in preventing eIF4AIII binding to RNA and in escorting eIF4AIII to active spliceosomes before EJC assembly.
Over three phases, the researchers will introduce participants to Giraff, demonstrate its functions, and facilitate basic communications between participants and researchers.
This paper provides a conversation analytic description of the particle dige in turn-final position in Farsi conversation, and demonstrates its function as an epistemic marker.
Enzyme preparation from the S2 cells expressing SeAPN exhibited a substantially high level of aminopeptidase activity, demonstrating its function as APN.
The analysis of the ΔramB mutant demonstrated its function as an enhancer of the growth speed or resistance level against aspartic, fumaric, itaconic and malic acids in C. glutamicum.
In addition to results demonstrating its function as a pleiotropic aging gene, data from the wild suggest that mth may be an important component in lifespan evolution.
We expressed and purified yeast CMG helicase in our previous studies and demonstrated its function in leading strand synthesis with Pol ε (Georgescu et al., 2014).
Our interest in NRP-1 originated from earlier studies demonstrating its function as a co-receptor for VEGFR-2, facilitating VEGFR-2 binding of VEGF165 in endothelial and enhancing cell migration (Soker et al, 1998).
