Sentence examples for directly bridging from inspiring English sources

This technique reveals a number of striking and unexpected structures, such as the growth and disassembly of large multimeric complexes at mismatched sites, complexes of MutS and MutL anchoring latent MutH onto hemi-methylated d GATC) sites or bound themselves at nicks in the DNA, and complexes directly bridging mismatched and hemi-methylated d GATC) sites by looping the DNA.

It describes the relationship between neural dynamics and behaviour in both human and monkey PFC, directly bridging between human neuroimaging data and underlying neuronal activity.

This was the only instrument that could directly bridge the concert hall with the world of Hungarian folk music, to which he was so devoted.

MAGE-11 is also known to directly bridge interactions between AR and various cofactors, including TIF2 and p300, resulting in a synergistic activation of AR-dependent gene transcription (Askew et al., 2009, 2010).

Every project includes a component of supportive supervision or mentoring as a means to directly bridge that gap while building capacity among staff at the health facility, district, or province level to better respond to identified gaps.

XAS studies of C. acetobutylicum HydF provided evidence for [4Fe 4S] and [2Fe 2S] clusters bound to HydFΔEG, while the iron species on HydFEG were highly similar to those in HydA, leading the authors to suggest that the 2Fe subcluster bound by HydF was directly bridged to the [4Fe 4S] cluster in a manner analogous to the H-cluster itself.

The LPS interacts with a large hydrophobic pocket in MD-2 and directly bridges m-shaped receptor dimer composed of two copies arranged symmetrically [ 23].

However, in enveloped viral budding and cytokinetic abscission, Bro1/Alix directly bridges ESCRT-I to ESCRT-III, by binding to the C-terminal α6 of Snf7 (McCullough et al., 2008).

These continuously measured wind profiles are unique since they sense wind directly and bridge the observation gap between 35 and 70 km.

As it turns out, ethnogenesis among the Catholic Indian communities is directly relevant to bridging this historical gap.

Therefore, OIA introduced by [11] is able to directly include all views by experts directly into one consistent model, bridging semantic and technology gaps.