Sentence examples for intertwining features from inspiring English sources

The 4MR and 5MR clusters showed also some intertwining features for nickel hosting.

Others concluded [ 6] that Prosthecobacter tubulins have mosaic sequences with intertwining features from both alpha and beta tubulin.

Some proposed mosaic sequences with intertwining features from both α- and β-tubulins indicating an origin prior to the split of the eukaryotic α- and β-tubulins (Martin-Galiano et al. 2011; Yutin and Koonin 2012).

Because of this intertwining feature in the cluster of insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome, and microalbuminuria, we could not completely exclude the possibility that insulin resistance is a biochemical marker rather than a causal factor in the process of microalbuminuria development.

34 Putnam 35 in his description of social capital stressed that community participation is also an intertwined feature along with trust and norms of reciprocity, and forms an important component of social capital.

The album's lead single Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang is a pioneering example of it, featuring intertwining vocals from both Dre and Snoop in which two of California's cities are brought together to begin an enduring musical alliance.

Maternal and child health, its own riddle intertwined with pregnancy, features also in disease emergence because special populations, pregnant women among them, and their response to emergence are key to successful disease prevention and control.

Moore's musical concept features various intertwining rhythms inspired by the different lifeforms heard when one is silent in the bush environment.

"The City and The City" (2009), which attracted more non-genre readers to his work, is a noir story set in a pair of weirdly intertwined imaginary cities that features moody, pared-down prose and a detective battling forces he can't understand.

These two features are intertwined.

These observations suggest that samples of highly connected and intertwined proteins provide topological features which the virus utilizes as a gateway to seize control of the host cell in a direct and indirect way.