Sentence examples for feeding fusion from inspiring English sources

In both cases the analysis of haemolymph after feeding fusion protein showed that intact fusion protein was present as a result of GNA-mediated transport across the gut epithelium, and thus oral toxicity would depend on the relative activity of the toxin parts of the two fusion proteins.

Much of this data is being fed through fusion centers across the country.

Intact ButaIT/GNA was detected in larval haemolymph from insects fed the fusion protein orally, demonstrating transport of the linked polypeptide across the gut.

Therefore, reduced organelle density and increased area, as showed by morphometric analysis was corroborated by the gene expression pattern of the fusion proteins and led us to conclude that blood feeding induces mitochondrial fusion.

This suggests, in agreement with a previous work carried out in the Antarctic fish Notothenia coriiceps [ 2] that cell proliferation is stimulated by feeding, increasing myoblast fusion into new myotubes (hyperplasia) and providing a source of nuclei as muscle fibres increase in diameter (hypertrophy).

Finally, the fusion result feeds back to the fusion center as the prior information of the next step.

Even research on nuclear fusion has begun to gain momentum: an international consortium has agreed that southern France will host a $5 billion experimental fusion reactor, feeding hopes that the same process that keeps stars aflame will eventually light our cities at night (see "Fusion Research: What about the U.S.?").

There is a virtually limitless source of fuel in the world's oceans to feed future nuclear fusion reactors.

This synthetic information can be used to feed a data fusion system to evaluate its response in a reproducible way under different conditions.

This shows that the phoneme posteriorgram-based system does not pose a complementary behavior compared to the MFCC fingerprint-based system, and hence similar results are obtained when one or both are fed to the fusion.

The Diamond Couloir, a steep ice couloir fed by the fusion of the upper Diamond Glacier and pioneered in 1975 by Yvon Chouinard and Michael Covington, was once climbable in summer or winter but now is virtually unclimbable in summer conditions and is seldom deemed in climbable condition even in winter.