Sentence examples for group of tips from inspiring English sources

This implies that TIPs are not conserved markers for subtypes of vacuoles as the presence of only one group of TIPs in P. patens indicates that either there is only one of the vacuole types in moss that has TIPs, or alternatively several different vacuoles in the moss cell all have the same type of TIPs.

A key finding is that the long-range effect results from untying hydrogen bonds beforehand formed between the hydroxyl group of tip redox species and the carboxyl group of 3-MPA SAM.

But as a result of low absolute cell numbers of YFP+ cells we could not formally proof if these cell fulfill the functional criteria of iNOS and TNF expression, to assign them into the group of Tip-DCs.

The assignment of the IFNβ producers to the group of Tip-DCs stands at first glance in contrast to a recent publication were splenic macrophages were shown to be the major IFNβ producing cells in listeriosis [9].

This makes it likely that PpTIP6s are similar to the TIPs present in the last common ancestor of bryophytes and vascular plants and that the other motifs found at these positions are derived characters that have appeared later as different groups of TIPs evolved in vascular plants.

In the diverse group of +TIPs, each member has, according to its function, a characteristic MT-binding domain.

In experiment 1, single tip branches developed colonies characterized by a single growth axis structures while the other two groups of bifurcating tips developed colonies that followed two growth axes traits (Fig. 3a).

Fluorescence means were always equal for each print-tip group of the slides (no print-tip effect).

Illegally, Belfort and a group of insiders he tipped off also bought shares in these businesses.

The term "Civets" – Colombia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa – was pioneered by former HSBC chief executive Michael Geoghegan last year, and brings together a group of emerging markets tipped as the next big bet for growth.

The central question of the November election will be, which group of Americans will tip the balance--those who reject the last 80 years of American leadership, or those who continue to believe the United States can be an example for all nations?