Sentence examples for enforcing assembly from inspiring English sources

The California Air Resources Board, for example, is responsible for enforcing Assembly Bill 32, the state law that requires statewide reductions of GHG emissions to 1990 levels by 2020 [31].

The California Air Resources Board, for example, is responsible for enforcing Assembly Bill 32, the state law that requires statewide reductions of GHG emissions to 1990 levels by 2020 [ 31].

Such assembly-coupled conformational switching is reminiscent of viral particle maturation and may represent a commonly used mechanism to enforce hierarchical assembly in multisubunit complexes.

First, highly stringent criteria were enforced during the assembly process (see Methods) in order to avoid the assembly of concatamers.

Moreover RSSs can impose significant constraints on antigen receptor gene assembly beyond enforcing the 12/23 rule [15].

In yeast and mammals, the lid appears to assemble completely before attaching to the base, but how this hierarchical assembly is enforced has remained unclear.

Heating appeared to enforce the self-assembly of molecular structure as AmelF3 films heated to 215°C gave clearer beta-sheet features at 1624 cm−1 than those of the untreated films (Figure 3).

Gravity-enforced cellular self-assembly in hanging drops is a well-established technology for tissue reformation enabling the formation of size-controlled, multi-cell type microtissues (Kelm and Fussenegger 2004).

PAVE uses MegaBLAST for the clustering step and CAP3 for assembly, however it assembles incrementally to enforce the mate-pair constraint, bury ESTs, and reduce incorrect joins and splits.

The R and E elements of the 4-tuple are used in enforcing the rules in virtual assembly planning and prohibit the execution infeasible operations in the virtual environment.

Thus, a central challenge in studying proteasome biogenesis, as well as that of many other multisubunit complexes, is to understand precisely how hierarchical assembly events are enforced in vivo.