Sentence examples for machinery that allows from inspiring English sources

Dr. Rothman unraveled protein machinery that allows vesicles to fuse with their targets to permit transfer of cargo.

The fibronectin protein, which forms the base thread of the fabric, is part of the molecular machinery that allows muscles to contract and relax.

Understanding the molecular machinery that allows neurons to both be dynamic and maintain balance is a fundamental goal of our research.

Brunet says this is likely because, without this protein, the DNA is in a closed configuration and less accessible to the cellular machinery that allows genes to be expressed.

In effect, the trees have adopted an aggressive evolutionary strategy, creating robust water-moving machinery that allows them to grow quickly and out-compete other trees during times of adequate rainfall, but putting them at risk of dying when water is scarce.

So there must be some mental machinery that allows us to mentally target evidence-transcendent states of affairs.

He made machinery that allowed the large-scale manufacture of dry ice, making it possible to ship fresher food to troops overseas during World War II.

Having at last rid themselves of their old enemy, they are now anxious to boot out those who backed him and to dismantle the machinery that allowed him to wield such power.

Mr. Klein did not have to answer to the city board, which was rendered toothless by the law, nor did he have to respond to parents, who lost the machinery that allowed their concerns to be heard at the local level and appealed to central officials.

With the proceeds from "The Magic Flute" and "Das Labyrinth," Schikaneder was able to build his own theater in Vienna, the Theater an der Wien, in 1801, equipped with the kind of stage machinery that allowed for even more spectacular sets and effects.

This was paralleled by an up regulation of molecular machinery that allowed more efficient energy generation (i.e. Complex I) and the use of alternative electron donors (e.g. hydrogenases and primary dehydrogenases) to maintain the flow of reducing equivalents to the electron transport chain during conditions of severe energy limitation.