Sentence examples for linkages damaged from inspiring English sources
Look for oil leaks, other fluids dripping, loose control cables and linkages, damaged tracks, or other potential problems.
When tissue is damaged, the thioglucoside linkage of GS is hydrolyzed by myrosinases, enzymes that are spatially separated from GS in intact tissue.
UV radiation is absorbed by nucleic acids and induces dimerization of adjacent pyrimidines by cyclobutyl ring formation or other photoproduct linkages, which damage the nucleic acid strand and thus inhibit transcription [34].
In this paper I examine societal linkages in the context of their dissolution, arguing that if the societal link is damaged or broken, man is fundamentally changed.
The structural characteristic analyses suggest that microwave-assisted FeCl3 pretreatment damaged the silicified waxy surface of rice straw, disrupted almost all the ether linkages between lignin and carbohydrates, and removed lignin.
There are numerous linkages connecting DNA damage response with mTOR/RP-S6 pathways, primarily involving p53 signaling [ 113- 118].
The emerging picture reveals potentially close linkages between physical damage caused by the fungus and the time and energy (stored fat) available to bats for coping with infection.
Dystrophin and its homolog utrophin bind to cytoskeletal actin to form mechanical linkages that prevent muscular damage.
Here we describe the dynamics of non-crop plant communities over an annual cycle in a semiarid Mediterranean agro-ecosystem, and discuss the potential linkages and implications for rabbit damage management.
The results of our study will enable urban policy planners to understand these inter-linkages by addressing specific damages to human health and the ecosystem's integrity, as well as by linking such impacts to a supply-side environmental cost evaluation.
