Sentence examples for is conferred at from inspiring English sources

It is generally considered the unique badge of the ordained ministry and is conferred at ordination.

We found that the membrane interaction of WaaG is conferred at least in part by MIR-WaaG and that electrostatic interactions play a key role in binding.

This finding implies either a longer GTP cap, or that the lengths of the individual protofilaments can fluctuate (i.e. the end is ragged) and stabilization is conferred at the level where the protofilaments form the tube.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08407.009 We have previously shown that Robo2's pro-crossing activity is conferred at least in part by its Ig2 domain: replacing the Ig1 Ig2 region of Robo1 with the equivalent region from Robo2 (Robo1R2Ig1+2) confers Robo2-like pro-crossing activity to Robo1 (Evans and Bashaw, 2010b).

The invitation was for the Mayor's Awards for Excellence in Science and Technology, which go to established scientists and researchers and are to be conferred at Gracie Mansion on March 8. Apparently, there was less to the wording of the invitation than the names seemed to suggest.

The special award, which "can be conferred at any time in recognition of an extraordinary scientific achievement," recognizes the team's collaborative research on gravitational waves and its implications for physics and astronomy.

Whilst some of these differences are likely to be conferred, at least in part, by genetic inheritance, this does not explain the significant rise in disease, which is frequently first manifest within only weeks or months of birth.

The scFv from the lactobacilli transformed with the attached construct (42.2 KDa), afforded nearly full protection at a dose of 2.5 μg/ml and full protection was conferred at 5 μg/ml, translating to a molar ratio of 5 1 and 10 1 respectively.

This resistance was characterized by an important reduction of both mosquito knock-down and mortality levels after thermal-fogging with deltamethrin and P450-inhibitor synergized pyrethroids, indicating that resistance was negatively impacting on control programmes and that this resistance was conferred, at least in part, by elevated cytochrome P450 activity [ 30].

The difference in the subcellular localisation of the BAG-1 isoforms is thought to be conferred at least in part by a nuclear localisation signal present in the N-terminus of the BAG-1L isoform, but absent in the BAG-1S and truncated in the BAG-1M isoform.

Moreover our findings of conserved MPH-ASs in centromere-adjacent genomic bins fits with the observation that in maize meiotic drive can be conferred at multiple locations throughout the genome by repetitive DNA containing heterochromatic knobs with potential neocentromeric function [ 26].