Sentence examples for is specifically formed from inspiring English sources
Another type of liver cancer is hepatoblastoma (HBL), which is specifically formed by immature liver cells and primarily develops in children.
Briefly, since the periodic lattice structure is specifically formed in axons during neuronal development, and microtubules are essential for the establishment of neuronal polarity and the formation of axons (Witte et al., J. Cell Biol, 180: 619-632008008), we wondered whether the formation of this periodic structure is dependent on microtubules.
The demonstration has been organised by Reclaim It, a coalition of feminists and activists from UK Uncut, Occupy and Disabled People Against Cuts, which has been specifically formed to take direct action on International Women's Day.
If the G20 was specifically formed to manage a crisis, how can we influence markets when things are running relatively "normally"?
Short chain -oxo fatty acids are, however, products that are specifically formed by the catalytic activity of HPL [ 45].
However, both complexes are specifically formed because the bands were diminished by adding a cold competitor, while they remained unchanged by adding a specifically mutated competitor.
There it was shown that C5 convertases are specifically formed on target surfaces after a C3 convertase enzyme deposits one or more C3b molecules.
We have previously observed that NANOS2 is localized at P-bodies that are specifically formed and/or maintained in male gonocytes and have assumed that the target RNAs of NANOS2 would be degraded at these sites (Suzuki et al., 2010).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08287.016 Since Vilya3XHA foci do not form in the absence of DSBs, we next examined whether these discrete foci are specifically forming at DSB sites.
Olfactory receptors in D. melanogaster are known to form heterodimers and OR83b is specifically known to form homomer (dimer or tetramer).
Stretch forming, a variation on thermoplastic sheet forming, is specifically designed to take advantage of the extensibility, or ability to be stretched, of thermoplastics reinforced with long, discontinuous fibres.
