Sentence examples for flexible scaffolding from inspiring English sources
In this way, independent learning is encouraged while providing a form of flexible scaffolding (Schmidt et al. 2007).
P-TEFb also promotes the binding of additional elongation factors to form an assembly called the 'super elongation complex', which is organized by highly flexible scaffolding proteins, such as AFF4 (He et al., 2010; Sobhian et al., 2010; Luo et al., 2012; Chou et al., 2013).
Bamboo poles are lighter, more flexible and cheaper to erect than Western-style metal scaffolding, though they are more likely to buckle in humid conditions.
We show that Gic1 acts as a scaffolding protein for septin filaments forming long and flexible filament cables.
Under the premise that student question generation activities should be better supported in a timely, flexible and logistically feasible fashion, a customizable online learning environment that accentuates various scaffolding techniques has been designed and developed.
The flexible C-terminal end of RNase E contains several recognition motifs that are central to its scaffolding function and serve as binding sites for other members of the degradosome.
In this way, independent locomotion may herald the development of more sophisticated spatial knowledge, which in turn may provide the scaffolding (the "in place" or the "where" component of episodic memory) necessary to support flexible and complex recollections of past experiences.
The scaffolding region of the degradosome, namely the C-terminal region of RNase E, is also highly flexible, and this would help to confer interactions and cooperation between degradosome components.
They clamber up scaffolding.
