Rather they are in the context, for example, of the sequestration discussion.
It is just one example of how sequestration is starting to have a more powerful effect at the end of the budget year, which officially comes to a close on Sept. 30.
Most examples of intranuclear sequestration involve the nucleolus.
Empirical studies have shown that the Plasmodium falciparum Erythrocyte Membrane protein 1 (PfEMP1) can mediate cytoadhesion by interacting with various host receptors, resulting for example in sequestration of the infected erythrocytes in the host tissue or rosette formation with uninfected red blood cells [ 13].
These potential benefits are difficult to monetise but indeed may be significant depending on project specifics and in the case of, for example, carbon sequestration or coastal defence may provide long term and lasting economic benefits.
If you look at the politics of sequestration, for example, the big military cuts fall very heavily on the southern coastal Republican states.
Since fixed costs represent such a high portion of park budgets — 92 percent for Fredericksburg and 88percentt for the Blue Ridge Parkway, for example — an 8percentt cut as part of sequestration could prompt closures in as many as 150 parks, according to estimates by the conservation association.
This judicial example illustrates some of the pros and cons of sequestration of groups charged with providing an evidence-based answer to a question.
While accumulation of MPP+ in cells is a necessary condition for the toxicity of this molecule, the degree of susceptibility of particular cell types to intracellular MPP+ may vary due to the presence or absence of resistance mechanisms, for example, by sequestration as in adrenomedullary cells (43) or other more poorly understood cellular factors (7, 46).
Several means of regulation of protease activity have been well characterized, examples of which include sequestration of proteases through compartmentalization, such as caspases, proteasome, and lysosomal proteases, and conversion of precursor enzymes to active forms through zymogen activation, such as digestive enzymes like trypsin and chymotrypsin, and reversible posttranslational modification.
