Sentence examples for flexible component of from inspiring English sources

Protein bS1 is a flexible component of the 30S subunit at the mRNA exit site and plays a pivot role in translation initiation on canonical mRNAs by interacting with the 5′-UTR to facilitate unfolding of secondary structures (Byrgazov et al., 2015).

Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS), an elastomer widely used in microdevice fabrication [1], is frequently spun into membranes for use as a flexible component of valves [2], [3], actuators [4], and microlenses [5].

In sum, the study by Chakarov and Fazilleau shows that CpG acts on a flexible component of the immune system, that is, monocyte-derived DCs to promote, when primed CD4+ T cells have an uncommitted phenotype, their differentiation along the TFH-cell pathway.

7. Skills and infrastructure: Pipeline planning requires redevelopment of the "info-structure" (information management and evidence synthesis behind planning) as an agile and responsive tool, a living and flexible component of planning able to combine qualitative and quantitative evidence on different levels of prevention.

Since the motor proteins are the most flexible components of the scaffold motor complex, k s is dominated by the flexibility of the myosin motors.

This variance represents the uncertainty that is due to the assumption of a diffuse field in the flexible components of the hybrid system.

The flexible components of the interaction model make it possible to describe the train track dynamics in a relatively high-frequency range, which allows the investigation of specific aspects such as rail corrugation.

Varying degrees of topological congruence between the core and flexible components of bacterial genomes have been reported elsewhere.

This was accompanied by explicitly flexible components of the intervention, designed a priori, to develop the generic components or systems of shared care required to deliver pre-specified improvements to health and care.

The relationship between these fixed and flexible components of the intervention, the external context, which can modify their effects and the anticipated health outcomes is depicted as an a priori theoretical model in Figure 1.

However, the results presented here suggest that these factors may not necessarily hinder speciation, because neither is sufficient to halt the accumulation of divergence from either the core or the flexible components of the P. syringae pan genome.