"environment milieu" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the surroundings or setting in which something is located or operates. It is often used in academic or scientific writing. Example: The lab experiments were conducted in a controlled environment milieu to ensure accurate results.
While the structural information may not be as relevant as for say cytosolic enzymes due to the acidic and denaturing environment milieu of the lysosomes, the dependence on sequence specificity is unclear.
Three specific roles for the bacterial T4SS have been identified: 1) to facilitate translocation of DNA via a conjugative mechanism to recipient cells; 2) to facilitate translocation of effector molecules, such as proteins, to eukaryotic target cells; and 3) to function in DNA uptake or dissemination from or into the environment milieu (Christie et al. 2005; Alvarez-Martinez and Christie 2009).
14-3-3σ might synergize with other signals from its micro-environment milieu and tumor-stromal interactions may therefore be critical for tumor progression.
The Vinewood sign from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is clearly visible in one section, suggesting that at least some of that game's environment and milieu will figure once more.
Bernard's most important theoretical contribution was his observation that life requires a stable internal environment, or "milieu interior".
A system dynamics simulation was developed for a such complex high-tech environment, a milieu with high uncertainty in meeting project deadlines and with intensive competition over "scarce" resources.
Given the nature of these assessment practices, we concur with Elwood's (2013) conclusion that it is critical to "consider what an ethical assessment environment or milieu might look like for young people who are caught up at the centre of so much assessment practice" (p. 207).
In the marine world, the canonical viscero-sensory stimuli were clearly external: osmolarity, pH, pO2 and pCO2 reflect the quality of the surrounding water and thus inform the organism about the environment, the milieu extérieur (see above).
Monozygotic twins are in effect matched on age, complete genome, and childhood environment and cultural milieu.
Bernard noticed that the internal environment of cells ("milieu intérieur") is tightly regulated and largely dependent on feedback it receives from the periphery or "external environment" (Goldstein and Kopin 2007).
This revealed no difference between mutants and controls (KO: 560 ± 19 vs. controls: 541 ± 24 ng mL−1, n = 11 12), indicating that changes in neurogenesis were unlikely to be due to altered environment or inner milieu.
