Sentence examples for liable to function from inspiring English sources
Apparently, chaperone/peroxidase activity of Alr4641 does not depend on its oligomeric status, but is decided by the redox state of the protein i.e. the reduced form is more likely to function as a peroxidase while the oxidized form is more liable to function as a chaperone.
He is liable to go at any time any way".
The majority of the staff were liable to work weekends (N=1163, 69.1%) or nights (N=889, 53.2%).
It would plainly be impossible for it to function if it was held liable for every word that appeared on its site, although it might make the abuse-reporting page more prominent.
Those CNSs that existed near doublet and triplet genes are expected to be relatively more redundant and more liable to loss-of-function mutation, so these CNSs became our experimental pool.
However, there is some evidence to suggest that certain genes defined as being of core function are liable to core gene transfer (Everitt et al. 2014), which would have the potential to obscure the results of a core gene phylogeny.
All scientific work is liable to be upset or modified by advancing knowledge.
Also, high productive cows were more problematic, less functional and more liable to being culled.
Clearly PRH can function in many ways and the cell environment is liable to influence strongly the outcome of its activities.
Thus, as function of these conditions, stability diagrams for the different phases that are liable to appear in an actively propagating crevice can be constructed.
