Sentence examples for load compartment from inspiring English sources

Still at the wheel, he turned and reached backwards to light the fuse protruding through the hole from the load compartment.

These results suggest that local factors may affect the genital viral load compartment independent of plasma viral load.

The exhausted hot compressed air will flow through the cracks entering the load compartment which contains temperature sensitive instrumentations and shaft bearings.

Furthermore, autophagy can be used to deliver endogenous viral antigens to the MHC class II loading compartment, allowing activation of CD4 T cells.

However, it is suggested the UK has since fallen behind many international standards and codes, where firefighting water provisions are more reflective of modern building design as movable fire loads, compartment dimensions and window (ventilation) sizes have increased over the years.

I much prefer to have a side-loading compartment because you have to push the shoulder straps away to get at the compartment on the Kata and sometimes I need to quickly remove my laptop, but this is one of those personal preference things.

To ensure that these ligands accurately reflect the content of the intracellular MHC loading compartment, a complex processing pathway has evolved that delivers only stable peptide/MHC complexes to the surface.

The processing of peptides for MHC-I loading involves proteasomic cleavage and delivery to the loading compartment by tapasin.

Consequently, it is likely to limit destructive antigen processing and competition from peptides free in the lumen of the loading compartment (Fig. 1).

The so-called Birbeck granules, which are characteristic for dendritic cells, are a special formation of the endocytotic compartment, serving as a loading compartment and/or reservoir of antigens before DC maturation (Fig.  7) (Mc Dermott et al. 2002).

Peptide-loaded MHC II is retained in the perinuclear area and sequestered in an enlarged peptide-loading compartment with defective trafficking of MHC II-loaded vesicles toward the periphery.