Sentence examples for driving transport from inspiring English sources

Dynein-Dynactin complexes accumulate at two sites within the oocyte: around the nucleus in a microtubule-independent manner and at the posterior pole through Kinesin-mediated transport.The microtubule motors cytoplasmic Dynein and Kinesin I, by driving transport to opposing microtubule ends, function in concert to establish intracellular polarity within the Drosophila oocyte.

The per capita economic growth effect and the population growth effect are found to be primarily responsible for driving transport sector CO2 emissions growth [38].

Specifically, it has been shown to generate the propulsive force driving transport of endocytic vesicles from the cell surface into the cytoplasm.

However, the amount of fines generated by intragravel flows and later accumulated in gravel streambeds may have been underestimated, as the hydraulic-related driving transport mechanisms in play are not clearly identified.

The interpretation of incoming sensor data is confounded by uncertainties in building operation, in the forces driving contaminant transport, and in the physical parameters governing transport.

The proportion of the time that the vehicle was used for laboratory sample transport was estimated by dividing the time spent driving the transport route by the total time a vehicle was in use each week.

In this model, binding of ATP provides the "power stroke" driving substrate transport, while ATP hydrolysis is required to reset the transport cycle to CIn (often referred to as a resting state).

One of the fundamental questions about transporters is concerned with the precise role of their substrate in driving the transport process.

Evapotranspiration: A process driving mass transport and energy exchange in the soil-plant-atmosphere-climate system.

It is unclear which cytoskeletal components and motor proteins are driving vRNP transport.

In his autumn budget last year the chancellor announced another splurge in infrastructure spending to get Britain driving again: transport connectivity, upgrading motorways.