Sentence examples for folding toward from inspiring English sources

In this adsorption geometry, αC chains are kept spread apart from the center E domain rather than folding toward it.

These transiently and sparsely populated species on the protein folding energy landscape play crucial roles in driving folding toward the native conformation, yet some of these nonnative states may also serve as precursors for protein misfolding and aggregation associated with a range of devastating diseases, including neuro-degeneration, diabetes and cancer.

Moreover, CTTG loops were included because they are highly stable and thus direct folding toward a three-arm conformation.

I asked Mr. Cliquet if he had folded Toward NP-complete and received this e-mail in response: No fortunately !

Differential growth may cause the lamina either to roll or fold toward the leaf midrib or to fold near lateral veins, thus pleating the lamina.

Thus, varying codon placement along a message may confer variable rates of polypeptide emergence from the ribosome, which may influence the capacity to fold toward the native state.

Bob Menzer stood alone at one end, separated from Brown and Kasparek by one of the unique features of the rig — a cylindrical turret around which either end of the platform could fold toward the other, forming a ninety-degree angle.

According to TEM observations, the graphene sheets fold toward the core of Gmfs and form ridges, corresponding to the dark areas in Fig. 1d.

Dump the upright forward as well, and (if you've already folded the second-row seats as well) a small panel that lives on the seatback can be folded toward the front of the cabin, bridging the gap between the second-row and rear seats and creating an entirely flat-load floor.

LeEco Chief Executive Jia Yueting touted the car's user-friendly features including memory foam seats, automatic driving mode and a steering wheel that folds toward the dash when the car is in autopilot mode to give the driver more space.

Studies with yeast mutants that have a modification of the last five amino acids of the protein have shown that the C-terminus is involved in acylation and must be folded toward key regions of the enzyme (Prevost et al. 1989).