Sentence examples for detachment of links from inspiring English sources

For the detachment of links, we analogously assume that links are lost due to mutations at one of two linked nodes, and that the rate of this process does not depend on the properties of the other node that is unaffected by a mutation.

These data demonstrate that the rapid disruption of epithelial barrier function observed with the tir mutant is strongly correlated to detachment of host cells and linked to a necrotic response, suggesting that the Tir effector normally suppresses these events during EPEC infection.

Observation of 2K2N cells confirmed that basal body separation was reduced and this appeared linked to detachment of the new flagellum (Fig. 9A C).

Our finding that non-uptake is linked to detachment of gFOBt from clinical settings is a novel finding, which has not to our knowledge been reported previously in the United Kingdom.

(An alternative detachment process consists in the loss of a certain fraction of links and leads to very similar results).

However, exogenously forced cell cell contact separation leads to the detachment of the adhesion complex from the actomyosin cytoskeleton between β- and α-catenin, suggesting that the weakest link is upstream of α-catenin  [33].

These cytoskeletal changes could be linked to chemotaxis of local coelomocytes and/or detachment of adherens junctions of some intestinal cells.

Gene activation by pso-TFOs in which the psoralen was linked to the TFO via a disulfide bond was similar before and after detachment of the TFO and its release from the triplex.

In representing attachment and detachment rates (a, d) as functions of connectivity k (a k, d k ), one assumes implicitly that that the mechanism of link attachment and detachment is identical (symmetric) for the two nodes involved in a changed link.

The local Boy Scouts lent a detachment of Scouts to help.

They include a small detachment of special forces.