Sentence examples for its ability to internalize from inspiring English sources
Moreover, consistent with the observation that CIZ1-Xi is compromised in its ability to internalize in adapted cells, fewer of these colocalizing sites are located internally in culture adapted cells compared to primary cells.
This pathway is characterized by its ability to internalize bacterial exotoxins, GPI-linked proteins, and extracellular fluid.
This works well in most cases when studying professional phagocytes, but it does not give any information about the ability to internalize per se.
Rather it is more parsimonious to suggest that the ability to internalize dsDNA is a feature of a small population of cells with very specific characteristics.
But is this coordination logic, this ability to internalize transactions to make them more efficient, really the raison d'etre of firms?
However, in spite of the great potency to kill tumor cells, gelonin lacks ability to internalize tumor cells and furthermore, cannot distinguish between tumor and normal cells.
We observed that Vero cells infected by a first round of JUNV (Candid1 strain) preserve an ability to internalize new incoming JUNV particles that is comparable to that of non-infected cells.
This reservation price disparity stems not only from CEOs' ability to internalize 100% of their CIC package while externalizing most "costs" of a lower transaction price, but also from any additional rents they are able to extract via transaction-related bonuses or ex-post Parachute augmentations at the expense of disinterested shareholders.
This result also serves as good evidence of the cells' ability to internalize relatively large pieces of graphite yet still remain healthy.
Zheng et al. (2013) also reported that Salmonella spp. has the ability to internalize into tomato plants through roots, leaves and blossoms.
