Sentence examples for functions to retain from inspiring English sources
Hyaluronan (HA) plays an essential role in cartilage where it functions to retain aggrecan.
Insig1 functions to retain Srebp in the endoplasmic reticulum.
The BiP protein includes a KDEL or HDEL ER retention signal at the C terminus, which functions to retain the protein in the ER lumen.
Htz1p is known to be required for the rapid and robust activation of many environmentally responsive genes (Guillemette et al. 2005; Zhang et al. 2005; Wan et al. 2009) and, in the context of the NPC, functions to retain genes at the periphery and to promote their reactivation (Brickner et al. 2007; Brickner 2009).
In this paper, we compare four landscape patchiness metrics on their ability to indicate how well landscapes potentially function to retain resources.
The mesh size of these hydrogels is substantially less than the size of the entrapped lipoplexes, which can function to retain vectors.
If endothelial function to retain blood plasma is lost [ 6] fluid loss from the circulation may further diminish capillary blood flow [ 1].
In other disorders, qualitative studies have shown that patients use medications to retain their function [28], e.g. the overall expectancy among patients with rheumatoid arthritis was that the medication would minimize the personal impact of the disorder [29], and asthma patients described using medications in order to be able to live normally [28].
Machine functions are necessary to retain processes, enhance and modify the knowledge that is accrued by human actions.
Adding a second rab7 allele with 5 50% function may be sufficient to retain normal function in most cells but slowly cause defects over a period of years only in the cells most sensitive to rab7-dependent endolysosomal degradation.
These processes are not only crucial in defining evolutionary relationships, but also functional relationships, as orthologs tend to retain similar functions, whereas paralogs tend to diverge over time to perform different functions (reviewed in ref. [ 56]).
