Sentence examples for machinery to remove from inspiring English sources

SERCA is considered as the single most important machinery to remove Ca2+ from cytosolic space (responsible for 92% Ca2+ removal) for cardiac relaxation to occur [27].

For their part, farmers have been urged to reduce the risk of combine harvesters catching fire by regularly cleaning the machinery to remove chaff and dust.

"We need bulldozers or other machinery to remove all this earth and get the bodies out, or the survivors if there are any," he said.

ISTANBUL — Rescue crews dug with their bare hands, used heavy machinery to remove chunks of fallen concrete and relied on cellphone calls from the missing in the search on Monday for survivors of the deadly earthquake in eastern Turkey.

Power shovels serve as essential machinery to remove wreckage and help accessing inner parts of disaster stricken areas.

Mechanical methods include the use of chippers and other machinery to remove hazardous fuels and thereby reduce the risk of wildfire events.

The unchanged intracellular Ca2+ decay coincides with the normal TR50 and TR90 in APP/PS1 mouse cardiomyocytes, which is also supported by the normal protein levels of SERCA2a and NCX, the main machineries to remove Ca2+ from cytosolic space for cardiac relaxation to occur, in APP/PS1 myocardium.

As a result, eukaryotic genomes are abundant in 'intrinsically insoluble proteins' and, to cope with them, eukaryotic cells have developed many complex machineries to remove them, which include the ubiquitin proteasome pathway (UPP) and the autophagosome lysosome pathway (ALP).

The water is removed through a hose to the nearest drain, usually in the floor, that leads to machinery designed to remove radiation from the water.

Indeed the Rrm3 DNA helicase moves with the yeast replication machinery seemingly to remove stably bound proteins from the DNA [ 32].

Of note, in the majority of these cases, the underlying pathogenesis lies in the failure of autophagy machinery to efficiently remove defective proteins or damaged organelles from the cytosol [ 107].