Sentence examples for initiation and release from inspiring English sources
The SPV/SPD are involved in both steps of ejaculation, initiation, and release.
Analysis of sperm movement revealed defects in the initiation and release steps of ejaculation.
A second recessive mutant isolated, sy672, allows initiation and release, but is defective in the continuation of sperm transfer.
The sy672 mutant allows us to genetically separate the continued-transfer step from initiation and release steps.
Conversion of the ITC to the EC is often unsuccessful, resulting in abortive initiation and release of short RNAs.
Therefore, the SPV and SPD contribute to both sperm initiation and release, providing control of the timing of sperm movement (Liu and Sternberg, 1995).
The first class, designated TRAFAC (after translation factors) includes enzymes involved in translation (initiation, elongation, and release factors), signal transduction (in particular, the extended Ras-like family), cell motility, and intracellular transport.
Here we propose a successive three-step framework consisting of initiation, translocation and release steps to describe SNF2-type enzyme mediated nucleosome translocation along DNA.
Procedures coded with KVÅ were all coded to the category "Prescription of drugs" (n = 126) with the definition "Measures during the initiation, evaluation and release of drugs that include considerations together with the patient regarding prescriptions, written instructions, evaluation of efficacy and side effects".
Next, we calculate the cost C P of a protein P with n amino acids a i, 1 ≤ i ≤ n according to C P = 4 · 16 n + ∑ i =1 n C a i + 2. The term 4 · 16 n + 2 indicates the number of ATP molecules consumed in the three main stages of protein synthesis: initiation, elongation and release (Zerihun et al., 1998).
In this paper, a test projectile with a recessed hole and an initially sealed vented test chamber were designed to investigate the impact initiation and energy release characteristics of the polymer bonded explosive (PBX) materials.
