Sentence examples for machinery to include from inspiring English sources

Some scholars think that the Stranger extends his machinery to include negative predication, as well as non-identity, at the end of the section on great kinds.

This could be due to a nonorthologous displacement of L15 by another protein in archaea/eukarya, assuming L15 is an ancient protein, or a modification of the ribosomal assembly machinery to include a bacterial-specific L15 protein.

Dr. Eugene V. Koonin, NCBI/NLM/NIH, USA This is a straightforward but quite valuable paper that extends the homologous relationship between the archaeal and eukaryotic transcription machineries to include the crenarcaheal orthologs of the eukaryotic chromatin remodeling factor Elf1.

We have updated our previous datasets of the components of the translation and transcription machineries [ 11] to include a total of 25 Archaea.

In addition, they are looking at expanding their scope to include medical machinery and devices.

Either scenario would result in more time provided for the splicing machinery to recognize and include ASEs in the final transcript.

Numerous studies have linked agricultural injuries to machinery including tractors, power take-off devices, grain augers, hay balers, and combine harvesters (Toscano 1997; Pickett et al. 2001; Hartling et al. 1998).

The framework includes machinery to manage these user codes, to organize the abundance of user-contributed configuration files, to facilitate multi-format file handling, and to provide access to event and time-dependent detector information which can reside in various data sources.

Charles Darwin speculated that fish might have passed on their soundmaking machinery to their vertebrate descendants, including us.

Small RNAs guide transcriptional and post-transcriptional silencing machinery to specific target sequences that include genes and transposable elements [ 51].

Although motive power for a train-set can be incorporated into a car that also has passenger, baggage, or freight accommodations, it most often is provided by a separate unit, the locomotive, which includes the machinery to generate (or, in the case of an electric locomotive, to convert) power and transmit it to the driving wheels.