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An important element of the endosomal sorting machinery is defined by the ESCRT (endosomal sorting complex required for transport) system.

Kannan et al [40] have shown further that the eukaryotic protein kinases have the regulatory machinery that is defined by the G-Helix and the activation loop, and is missing in the prokaryotic eukaryotic-like kinases.

The cityscape Qatar presents to the outside world is defined by the forest of cranes and the soundtrack of construction machinery.

The protosplice is defined as a preferential target sequence for insertion, involving the spliceosome machinery [43].

Deadweight is defined as weight of cargo plus fuel and consumable stores, and lightweight as the weight of the hull, including machinery and equipment.

Although the key role of mechanical forces in shaping plant architecture from the cellular level to the level of organ formation is well established [1 4], the components of the early mechanical signal transduction machinery remain to be defined at the molecular level.

The information thus collected will allow the apoptotic machinery and its dysfunction to be defined with extraordinary breadth and precision.

These expression patterns, taken together with the results of GO analysis, suggested that the molecular machinery of the vertebrate neuron was defined in the 2R event and strongly conserved thereafter.

Thus, we propose interplay of mutually exclusive chromatin repression machineries, with the equilibrium state being defined in part by chromatin dynamics.

Technology can be defined as items, machinery and equipment that are connected to knowledge and management to maximise efficiency.

The machines' effectiveness evaluation was carried out with TPM coefficients, which are defined as work machinery and equipment maintenance implemented in the entire enterprise.