Sentence examples for might sort specific from inspiring English sources
This concept agrees with recent views that cells might sort specific cargo in alternative pathways, under different conditions [27].
"Events on the ground might sort things out before things are sorted out in the council or in capitals".
One possible answer to the second question is that anammoxosomal proteins might contain specific sorting signals such as targeting motifs, domains or signal peptides [ 15- 19].
It might even sort out your Doric from your Corinthian.
For example, we envision that cells might be sorted according to their de-adhesion kinetics and delivered to a flow cytometry system to correlate micromechanics to expression of specific markers.
The finding that mannose-specific CLRs are involved in the uptake of mannosylated OVA antigens but not deglycosylated OVA antigens led us to consider that antigens might be sorted into distinct intracellular compartments according to their mannosylation status.
On the other hand, he says, the repeated use of this image at other sites in the Vezere valley suggests that it was some sort of "shared iconography" that might identify specific groups of people.
(534) Some of these processes might reflect a specific sorting process, as has been proposed to occur in a subapical compartment or common endosome, 535) or might be a manifestation of the biophysical properties of Cer, or perhaps an indicator of the broader process such as raft formation, with Cer serving as just one of many participants.
We sorted antigen-specific tetramer-positive CD8+ T cells and generated highly specific T cell lines.
"We hired Benítez to sort out a specific problem.
