Sentence examples for major functional units from inspiring English sources

Goal depending, two major functional units can be used in this approach, either emissions per function of energy produced (MJ), or emissions per function of land used (ha) [30].

They consist of three major functional units (I, II, and III) that can be found in different arrangement in bacteria, protozoa, and higher eukaryotes.

Proteins are the major functional units in living cells, and usually do not work alone.

Thus, the stalk region is critical for dimer formation, which may occur via oxidation of Cys49, and the dimer is the major functional unit of NA.

Within the E. coli Tat system the complex formed between the TatB and TatC proteins forms a major functional unit.

Most interestingly, the compound RXR and RAR knockout mice recapitulate most of the developmental defects observed in the RAR double mutants [ 24, 28], and RXRα-RAR is the major functional unit to mediate RA signaling during embryonic development [ 29].

The main result of this work was the development of a genome-scale metabolic model of C. thermocellum that includes a unique model representation of a cellulosome, a major functional unit in cellulose hydrolysis that accounts for a high percentage of the total protein content in C. thermocellum.

Similarly, RARα-deficient mice exhibit abnormalities in fetal kidney development and a reduced number of nephrons, the major structural and functional unit of the kidney [ 84].

Despite these successes, a major challenge remains: for the individual functional units to be incorporated into practical devices and sensors, they must be placed onto exact substrate locations so that they can be addressed and connected among themselves and to the outside world.

Polar and particularly charged surface residues play a major role in stabilizing contacts among functional units of cephalopod haemocyanin via salt bridges [ 21].

High level market oriented architecture has been presented in [29, 53] whose major functional components include an admission control unit that interprets user requests, the QoS demands, tallies it with the available resources and finally accepts or rejects the user requests.