Sentence examples for entry transport from inspiring English sources

The electrochemical permeation and desorption techniques for studying the entry, transport and trapping of hydrogen in metals are outlined.

In return for their help, typically around 18 hours over the festival, volunteers are paid in free entry, transport and food, while their charities receive the wages the volunteers earn over the event.

It is assumed that the processes of viral entry, transport to the cell body, capsid formation in the nucleus and nuclear egress are overall similar for neuronal and non-neuronal cells.

£750 for six nights B&B, tours, entry fees, transport and guiding.

The entry and transport of antibiotics and the development of antibiotic in the urban waste water will be described by the research project ANTI-Resist.

Additionally, Rab5 and Rab7 were demonstrated to affect the entry and transport of some viruses and bacteria [ 66].

This enables studying events occurring in the middle phase (dsDNA and its various functions) and their separation from early-phase events (entry, uncoating, transport to the nucleus, etc).

We had hoped that the native or 6xHis-tagged enzymes would lack transduction activity so that the effects of additional sequences on cell entry, nuclear transport and recombination could be compared.

Caveolins are the main structural components of caveolae, 60- to 80-nm-diameter flask-shaped plasma membrane invaginations implicated in viral entry, vesicle transport, lipid metabolism, cell signaling, mechanosensing, and mechanotransduction (Chidlow & Sessa, 2010; Hansen & Nichols, 2010; Parton & del Pozo, 2013).

Despite intensive research effort, the rational design of improved nanoparticulate drug carriers remains challenging, in part due to a limited understanding of the determinants of nanoparticle entry and transport in target cells.

This system is not only known for its reliability of structured data entry, data transport and medication information, but especially for its reliable registration of number of encounters with care providers and number of hospitalizations.