Sentence examples for in its third repeat from inspiring English sources

Furthermore in the absence of available or accessible CAR molecules, Ad5 fiber shaft has been considered as the capsid component involved in cellular attachment through the interaction of the KKTK motif in its third repeat with cellular heparan sulfate proteoglycans [14].

Company Summary Salvador's is in its third year of operation, increasing sales five-fold in its second year, and is on track to repeat this in its third year.

The huntingtin gene HTT, whose mutation is responsible for 90% of HD phenotypes contains a trinucleotide (CAG) repeat in its first exon; the mutation consists of an abnormal expansion of the repeat beyond a threshold of 35 units.

And at least in its first edition — Mr. Capps intends to repeat Big Ears in Knoxville, and also export the idea to other cities — Big Ears was for concertgoers who appreciate not hearing a lot of introductions and context and sponsor announcements before the music even starts.

In HD, IT15 has an expanded CAG trinucleotide repeat in its first exon, resulting in a mutated form of the huntingtin protein containing an expanded polyglutamine tract in its N-terminus (34).

Despite only being in its second year, Gold Standard impressed legions of repeat customers with a bigger venue and a seemingly unending supply of wine glasses, silverware and napkins.

Firstly, the sixth LNS domain (i.e. the second LNS in the third repeat) is incomplete in AmNrxI-B.

In the second repeat, two of the cage-forming aromatic residues are substituted by aspartate and serine, respectively, and in the third repeat, Tyr836 blocks the access of the methyl-lysine to the binding pocket.

For example, the ScaK scaffoldin contains an N- terminal dockerin with an Asn residue in position 11 of its first dockerin repeat.

We used beamforming to analyze responses to the first (shift) and the third (repeat) trials in each set.

The setting is intensified, until in the seventh repeat all voices continue the text simultaneously: "" ("dread and need" or "anguish and trouble" ).