Sentence examples for mechanism to complete from inspiring English sources

Atmospheric circulation is an important mechanism to complete the transports and balance of atmospheric heat and moisture and the conversion between various energies.

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We suspect that for the sensory axons to form terminals with their sensory target requires a second signal, such as an intrinsic timing mechanism, to complete their development.

Thus, the generation of constitutively active ROCK1 kinase fragments appears to be an important mechanism to complete the execution phase of cellular apoptosis.

These results suggest that the honeybee immune responses could be activated by S. melliferum CH-1 during the early phase of infection and that S. melliferum CH-1 is also capable of circumventing the host defensive mechanisms to complete its life cycle within the honeybee during the middle phase of infection.

And also the fault-tolerant routing mechanism is established to complete the maintenance of the routing.

Subsequently, the time needed for the mean calcium level to decrease below Ca desyn is long enough for the σ reset mechanism to be completed.

Mr. Hua, who left China for Oxford early last year, said that the task that he and other economists faced in socialist countries, to combine public ownership with a market mechanism, was virtually impossible to complete satisfactorily.

Such a mechanism could help flagellin to complete refolding within 1 s, overcoming the limitation of high topological complexity.

Our data thus suggest that the relative levels of abortive D-loop synthesis versus complete mtDNA replication are regulated and may provide a mechanism to control progression to complete mtDNA replication.

We demonstrate that the underlying mechanism of this inability to complete differentiation is a progressive deregulation of gene expression over multiple cell generations, with multiple developmental pathways involved in hematopoietic stem cell specification and myeloid differentiation being affected.