Sentence examples for formation of differing from inspiring English sources

Within a protein, it is possible that each D-domain binds a unique MAPK, or set of MAPKs, allowing for interaction with more than one MAPK signaling pathway, and, thus, the regulation of the metabolism of a particular PI/IP by various combinations of stimuli, or the formation of differing combinations of signaling complexes allowing for the generation of various downstream signals.

The formation of defects, differing in appearance (i.e., the ring-like defects on the Ge(111 -c(2 × 8) surface vs. the triple-hole defects on the Ag/Ge(111 -c3 × √3 surface), indicates that the mixing between Ni and Ge proceeds on both surfaces through different mechanisms.

The homogeneity of this enzyme was enhanced by maturing (formation of species differing in molecular weight) during storage of the refolded enzyme, followed by size exclusion chromatography.

Secondly, the formation of complexes differed between myocardial and skeletal muscle tissues.

The passages in the speech also reinforced earlier overtures suggesting the formation of an advisory council of people of differing positions.

A learning experience can result in the formation of different types of memory, which differ in their characteristics and the cellular pathways involved.

Such a narrow time frame suggests that the chemistry of the oceans and atmosphere at the time of formation differed greatly from that of the present (in today's ocean, iron is virtually insoluble because the oxidizing atmosphere causes the precipitation of insoluble ferric iron compounds).

A solution could be inclusion of case history information and formation of distinct subgroups differing in duration of symptoms related to the developing disease.

When coupled with rare gene conversion events of divergent regions, this pattern can result in the formation of novel proteins differing substantially from either original protein.

To probe the formation of both diastereomers differing at the metal configuration, the first fraction of crystals of 3 was filtered off and the remaining solution was concentrated under reduced pressure to give an orange crystalline product.

The formation of only one inorganic phase (carbonate apatite containing Mg and Na, by FTIR-RM and SEM/SDD-EDS) implies that the mechanism of formation also differs from those of some other pathological calcifications (cardiovascular deposits, urinary stones and dental calculus) that usually contain a mixture of inorganic compounds.