Sentence examples for leaving it available from inspiring English sources

This decrease in MAT activity has been proposed to be an adaptative mechanism to spare ATP, whose levels are usually compromised under pathological situations, by reducing its consumption in SAMe and GSH synthesis and leaving it available for other basic cellular functions [ 17].

Big internet firms can prevent users accessing content their governments consider illegal, while leaving it available to visitors from countries where no prohibition applies.

In contrast, antigen bounded to 500 nm and 3 μm beads remained in a more neutral environment, which preserved the majority of antigens, leaving it available for the generation of peptides to be loaded onto MHC class I molecules.

But leaving it freely available is also a way of keeping things peaceful".

Nevertheless, in terms of the functional characterization of Btn1p, retention of Btn1p at the Golgi would leave it readily available for rapid transport to the vacuole when required in response to pH stress.

Availability of vehicles was a major issue in over 90% of the districts and unclear guidelines on spending available funds left it to the interpretation of the higher authorities for their use.

When in doubt, simply address them by the most formal title available and leave it to them to invite a less formal style of address.

Neuroscientists have discovered that some people have a gene that leads the brain to break down dopamine faster, leaving less of it available; such people are generally a little worse at certain cognitive tasks.

Some trees serve as fertilizers — they take in nitrogen from the atmosphere, or pump it from deep underground and, when they drop their leaves, make it available upon decomposition.

However, dirt and sweat can react with chlorine and leave less of it available to neutralize things that can be more concerning like blood, pee, or poo.

Because her brain works in a wide-angle way – unfocused and broad spectrum by nature – it leaves her available to feel, as opposed to think, her way into the kind of intuitive and yet precise performances on which she's building a career.