Sentence examples for make it biologically from inspiring English sources
However, to make it biologically meaningful, usually the currency metabolites are excluded from the network.
The molecular assembly of [NiFe] hydrogenase necessary to make it biologically active and functional requires the concerted actions of several maturation systems [ 11, 12].
Lesions in the cervix impair the epithelial integrity and thus make it biologically plausible that schistosomiasis can increase the risk for transmission of HIV-infection in the same way as is seen in other genital ulcer disease [ 43].
It is also unlikely that the biological objective in vivo is maximum growth as one of the main roles of the mitochondrion is to produce ATP and so this would also have to be incorporated in the objective function to make it biologically relevant.
Low birth weight is a risk factor for neurodevelopmental disabilities in early childhood (Lorenz et al. 1998) making it biologically plausible that its effects on cognitive development persist throughout the lifespan.
Either this is due to differences in the mechanisms responsible for HT in eukaryotes and prokaryotes making it biologically more difficult in eukaryotes and so decreasing its frequency.
Ressler says that she and her husband have also "made it biologically impossible for there to be any more".
The C189S mutation overcomes the lethal effects of the Q61L mutation by disrupting the isoprenylation site in Cdc42, preventing membrane localization of the protein and making it biologically inactive.
Therefore, locusts not only have to adapt to very different light BGs but they also face large temperature changes, making it biologically meaningful to investigate how these factors impact the way photoreceptors encode contrast signals.
The former one has a 'time since isolation' component under our model of centripetal contraction, which makes it biologically more relevant in a context of recent fragmentation.
Several genes, particularly the Glu variant in the β-chain of the HLA-DP allele, are strongly associated with individual risk, making it biologically likely that there are at least two groups in the exposed population groups that have different susceptibility toward progression.
