Sentence examples for generated tips from inspiring English sources

We also provide evidence that ERMD positions division sites adjacent to mitochondrial nucleoids to bias their distribution into newly generated tips following division.

We show that mitochondrial division is spatially linked to nucleoids and that a majority of these nucleoids segregate prior to division, resulting in their distribution into newly generated tips in the mitochondrial network.

We observed a majority of mitochondrial division events associated with Mdm12, Mdm34, or Mmm1-labeled ERMES foci, which subsequent to the division segregate to only one of the two newly generated tips in the mitochondrial network.

Since the performance of these actuators is difficult to predict due to their mechanical and chemical properties, optimizing their output behaviors such as their generated tip displacement and blocking force is of crucial importance.

Publicity generates tips, and, Lieutenant Louden said, "it's hard to generate publicity when there's nothing new in the story from the police point of view".

Investigators are hoping that a picture of the prosecutor released Friday to news agencies and posted on the F.B.I.'s Web site will generate tips from witnesses who might have seen him after he left the garage.

But the reward fund could generate tips for investigators, who find few clues in online crime scenes, said Robert J. Cleary, a former United States attorney for New Jersey whose office prosecuted one of the few virus writers ever caught: David Lee Smith, the creator of the 1999 virus known as Melissa.

Recent work has tackled the problem of automatically generating tips by mining review text.

Base excitation generated by virtual electrodes along these orthogonal eigen axes of the cantilever beam system generates tip vibration without whirl.

This may contribute to pathogenicity, as discussed below, but the requirement for the forward thrust of tip growth to be countered by hyphal friction in order to generate tip pressure may explain why morphogenesis in C. albicans is accompanied by expression of multiple adhesins that are not present in yeast cells.

As tips can go on to fuse with other parts of the mitochondrial network, the placement of nucleoids in newly generated mitochondrial tips provides a means to redistribute mtDNA within the network.