Sentence examples for facilitate anchoring from inspiring English sources
Presumably, such anchoring is mediated by RLEs other than the GLS, although we cannot rule out the possibility the GLS functions with such other RLEs to facilitate anchoring.
The animals also regularly curl up or fold their posterior body in sinuous curves, which may facilitate anchoring the body among sand grains in the substrate.
A high-resolution RH map with both gene-based and repeat junction markers can better facilitate anchoring and ordering of the BAC contigs in low recombination and low gene density regions.
The porous silicon surface can be prepared with hydride (Si-H) or oxide (Si-O-Si) termination, or thermally hydrosilylated to facilitate anchoring of a wide range organic molecules [9].
A kink around this residue would indeed facilitate anchoring and interaction between the Aβ and AChR.
Therefore, additional markers and a larger mapping population would help to generate a higher density genetic map, which can be used to further facilitate anchoring and ordering of the remaining sequences.
Preparation for the first of two all-suture anchors was performed by inserting the drill guide through the anterolateral portal and held in position directly midline and approximately 1 cm superior to its position on the fibula in order to facilitate anchor placement.
The signal sequence on nascent peptides targets the translating ribosome to the ER membrane, facilitating anchoring of the ribosome to the ER through the binding of the signal recognition particle (SRP) to SRP receptors on the ER surface [45], [46].
The active site clefts and the proteoglycan (PG) domains are located on one face of the dimer, while the C-termini are located on the opposite face to facilitate protein anchoring to the cell membrane.
Cdc25 may also directly bind to the adenylate cyclase to facilitate membrane anchoring [ 46- 48].
In particular, the map was used to facilitate the anchoring and orienting of scaffolds generated by whole genome sequence data assembly and for chromosomal-level comparative analysis.
