Sentence examples for enables the expression from inspiring English sources
The optimisation of the length of the expressed proteins, based upon the boundary prediction of NBDs and neighbour domains, enables the expression and purification of soluble ABCA1 NBDs, with high ATPase activity.
Warfare also enables the expression of higher human qualities that often lie dormant in ordinary life, such as courage and self-sacrifice.
This approach enables the expression of level lines in the objective space, giving an estimation of the position of the Pareto front when the level tends to zero.
Suppose a correspondence between a point W 1P α of cloud 1 and a point W 2P β of cloud 2. Let W 1 α T be the transformation matrix that enables the expression within the interest-point frame of the coordinates of a point in the cloud 1 expressed in the original frame W1.
The use of such costumes and words, however uncivil and provocative, enables the expression of particular views in an especially powerful and emotional manner.
Xbp1 is a component of the UPR pathway and splicing of the xbp1 mRNA at the Ire-1 splice site upon activation of this pathway enables the expression of EGFP [16].
The power of synthetic biology has enabled the expression of heterologous pathways in cells, as well as genome-scale synthesis projects.
It was also demonstrated that co-expression of ClpB (a molecular chaperone) in BL21 DE3) enabled the expression of gloshedobin mostly in intact form without compromising expression level, while almost completely eliminating its truncation products.
As Hsp90 facilitates client folding and stability, it can epistatically suppress or enable the expression of genetic variants in its clients and other proteins that acquire client status through mutation.
The dual objective of this study was, first to use a genetic tool enabling the expression of esterase genes in enological conditions and, second, to investigate the impact of O. oeni esterase gene expression during winemaking on wine aromatic profile.
Furthermore, prior research indicates that enabling the expression of values and beliefs by organizational members can generate energy and commitment that are important to the achievement of organizational objectives.
