Sentence examples for for complete function from inspiring English sources
Additional support for complete function of the transgenes comes from observations of heteroallelic genotypes.
What's coming next is a rapid increase in speed and resolution (measured in voxels), and massive leaps in material science, allowing for seamless "printing" of complete, functioning products.
A similar regulation for overflow metabolism of acetate was posed for Saccharomyces cerevisiae by Postma and co-workers: they postulated that acetate accumulation is the result of insufficient acetyl-CoA synthetase activity for the complete functioning of the pyruvate dehydrogenase bypass because of glucose repression of ACS at high growth rates [ 43].
Bacterial NADH dehydrogenase (∼550 kDa) only contains 13 16 subunits, which is sufficient for complete CI function as well.
Such procedure is capable to provide the training environment with the high degree of simulation and complete functions for the fireman and effectively promote the training effect.
Mo is a cofactor that is incorporated in Mo-Fe protein and is required for completing the function of Mo-nitrogenase for hydrogen production [ 55].
The reasons for the differences among these studies are currently unclear and may relate to the levels of pVHL that result from exogenous expression, as overexpression may compensate for incomplete loss of pVHL function with some of the mutants but may not compensate for complete loss of function.
I won't have fifty no-longer-interesting URLs dominating my browser history and its auto-complete function for URLs I type the next day.
For instance, there is evidence that cleavage of PS and formation of heterodimeric PS NTFs and CTFs complexes is required for complete stabilization and function of PS/γ-secretase [24], [27], [56].
ERα is thus not necessary for development of the uterus, but is necessary for complete maturation and function of the tissue.
A statistically significant attenuation of SBP was also seen in severely obese children who were homozygous for complete loss-of-function mutations in the LEPR gene (n = 12) compared to 48 age- and BMI-matched controls (Table S1).
