Sentence examples for end shrinkage from inspiring English sources

In uninfected cells, shouldn't we see some minus end shrinkage?

GCP2, GCP3, and γ-tubulin form the γ-tubulin small complex (γTuSC), important for microtubule nucleation, plus end catastrophe and minus end shrinkage [ 46, 47].

The length of a filament, L, is related to its capped time τc and uncapped time tuc by <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0014471.e021.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> While the first term represents plus-end filament growth, which is limited to the uncapped phase, the second term attends to minus-end shrinkage.

The actin filament is a polar macromolecule characterized by the elongation of one filament end coupled with shrinkage at the other.

Even assuming the upper end of 20%% shrinkage, measured specimens from southern Neolithic sites fall almost entirely within the size range represented by modern wild populations (Fuller and Harvey, 2006).

Conversely, the growing MT plus ends switch to shrinkage, an event termed catastrophe, almost exclusively upon reaching the cell ends.

In the (larger) chick heart polymer perfusion has been shown to be a viable method for micro-computed tomographic imaging of the fixed heart at end-systole without shrinkage; in the zebrafish it is currently only through the use of gating techniques that meaningful images like the ones we present here can be obtained.

The core of the approach consists of using a TGI model to extract the maximum information regarding disease characteristics (e.g., tumor growth rate) and drug effect (e.g., drug potency) and linking early tumor shrinkage (end-of-cycle 2) to survival in a drug-independent model that can be further leveraged to simulate expected survival differences for new investigational treatments.

The ultimate goal is shrinkage -- continual shrinkage and private businesses pick up the cream".

For end restraint type, the shrinkage stress occured in repair material solely depends upon shrinkage, creep and elastic properties of repair material.

Further shrinkage would end design and cost competition, which could bloat future defense budgets and damage military effectiveness.