Sentence examples for formation a notion from inspiring English sources
Nucleoplasmic ataxin-1 is thought to comprise oligomeric species that precede IB formation; a notion supported by the expression of nucleoplasmic GFP-ataxin-1 in nuclei entirely devoid of IBs and its diminution as IBs nucleate [10].
Mutagenesis of a Cpa-TED demonstrated that neither the Gln nor Trp of this motif is essential for thioester formation (Linke-Winnebeck et al., 2014), a notion supported by lack of full conservation of any TQxxΦWΦxζ motif residue.
Although Linus Pauling [ 51] had to abandon his instructive theory of antibody formation, his notion of a flexible secondary and tertiary structure of antibody binding sites in particular, and of proteins in general, has been vindicated.
The association and dissociation cycle can be repeated reproducibly by alternating pressure, establishing a notion that the protofibril formation is simply a slow kinetic process toward thermodynamic equilibrium.
The most important result of the study is a notion that CNTs have a hindering effect on the formation of transverse cracks.
We present an operational method to determine the 'locally preferred structure' of model liquids, a notion often put forward to explain supercooling of a liquid and glass formation.
"People have a notion about warfare.
On the other hand, due to the bilateral agreement for any link formation, the typical notion of Nash equilibria have some drawbacks in terms of coordination failures, e.g., an empty network is always a Nash equilibrium.
The selectivity of L. brevis effects on JNK activation and ROS formation bolster the notion that NSMAse, present in large quantities in probiotics, and its product ceramide are intimately involved in the process of probiotic-induced immune cell apoptosis.
This suggests that more research is needed on the formation of notions of CSR within specific contexts.
