Sentence examples for entails the formation from inspiring English sources
The concentration of positive charges of protons entails the formation of a double electric field which extremely impedes the diffusion of other ions.
Seaward land reclamation entails the formation of artificial land surfaces which are constructed in such a way as to extend outwards over the sea using advanced geo-engineering techniques.
The conversion of the more stable intermediate to the native state of αTS entails the formation of a stable helical shell and completes the acquisition of the tertiary structure.
The process, an oil-in-water (O/W) emulsion method, entails the formation of an aqueous phase with poly vinylpyrrolidone) (PVP) and a methylene chloride phase that dissolves PC.
This is because unfixed sporangia, when placed under the microscope at room temperature, start to undergo cytoplasmic changes associated with direct germination, a process that entails the formation of a hyphal germ tube instead of zoospores.
The chemistry underlying signal transduction processes either entails the formation of high-energy phosphoamino acids like phosphohistidine and phosphoaspartate or results in the formation of phosphoesters of serine, threonine and tyrosine residues.
In PD, α-syn self-assembly in amyloid-like structures, entailing the formation of Lewy bodies in brain, is directly related to symptomatology and neuronal alteration.
RF restart is further facilitated by homologous recombination (HR) reactions, which entail the formation of branched intermediates that physically link sister chromatids.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01287.014 A hallmark feature of the evolution of metazoan multicellularity and cell type diversity is the expansion of AS complexity and regulation through exon skipping, which has entailed the formation of cell type-specific networks of co-regulated exons belonging to functionally related or pathway-specific genes (Irimia and Blencowe, 2012).
The Charter is too vague in this respect, which entails the risk of encouraging the formation of regional communities; that would pose a threat to the unity of the Republic but also, in the long run, to the cohesion of the Union.
