Sentence examples for import of free from inspiring English sources

The import of "free" or released proline is facilitated in C. variabile DSM 44702 by the amino acid transporters ProP and PutP (Additional file 3).

The C. variabile DSM 44702 genome is equipped with several transport systems allowing the import of "free" amino acids (Additional file 3).

Depending on the relative concentrations of sugar phosphates and free phosphate in the chloroplast and cytosol, any translocation may involve the import of free sugar phosphates into the chloroplast to be stored in starch, or, less likely, the export of sugar phosphates derived from photosynthesis, to support sucrose biosynthesis.

Since our assay conditions also support mitochondrial protein import [ 18, 20], it was possible that the signal we obtained may be due to the import of any free, cytosolic marker into the complementary mitochondria.

In contrast to the widespread nature of twitching motility, only a subset of bacterial species with retractile Tfp use these to promote the earliest step of natural transformation, i.e. import (or uptake) of free extracellular DNA across the outer membrane and/or thick layer of peptidoglycan (PG) (Chen and Dubnau 2004).

There is talk everywhere of shifting from quantity to quality in education, of employing more local and less imported labour, of freeing private industry and scaling down the role of the state, of opening up to foreign investment and of speeding regional integration.

Wallonian farmers have barricaded roads into France to prevent imports of meat free of dioxin.

The only reason why the free import of electrons resulting from the free import of Fe2+ does not have more pronounced effects on the model as a whole is that it is limited to the periplasm, i.e. these electrons cannot be used to perform work in the cytosol.

The massive opportunity for the UK is that a shift to renewable, though requiring investment upfront, promises permanent release from high and increasingly expensive future fossil fuel imports in favour of free fuel from the wind, sea and sun.

Food companies in the United States said they could "virtually run out" of the commodity and warned of job cuts unless the government eased restrictions on imports of tariff-free sugar.

Supplying consumers through lower-cost imports is a benefit of free trade itself, not trade deficits, and preaching the virtues of having a foreign buying pool for Treasury securities is akin to saying that alcoholics benefit society by providing a customer base for liquor stores.