Sentence examples for molecules are thought from inspiring English sources
Some of the newly discovered molecules are thought to keep body weight stable by controlling appetite, so that someone who eats a huge meal one evening will not have a voracious appetite the next morning.
However, RNA molecules are thought to have preceded protein molecules during evolution and to have catalyzed most of the chemical reactions required before cells could evolve (see below The evolution of cells).
Therefore, BiTE molecules are thought to minimize the risk of CRS (Loffler et al., 2000).
Bacteria that live in rocks a kilometer or more underground have to eat creatively, since organic molecules are thought to be scarce.
The molecules are thought to attract white blood cells, which gobble up fat, creating more plaque, and trigger chemical reactions that lead to dangerous clots.
Water molecules are thought to be associated with collagen in four different phases, these are: structural water (phase I) thought to bound tightly within the collagen triple helix either through a double or triple hydrogen bond.
Removal of the unwanted molecules is thought to be achieved, at least in part, by odorant-degrading enzymes that are also present in the mucus or other fluid surrounding the sensitive endings of the receptor cells.
Most chemists of the 1840s adhered to theories of organic radicals, according to which organic molecules were thought to be constructed of and therefore resolvable into subcomponent parts ("radicals") that could also exist independently.
This dynamic exchange of Mad2 molecules is thought to be critical for Cdc20 interaction and inhibition [19], [20].
The main function of MHC class I molecules is thought to be presentation of endogenous foreign peptide antigens.
Several knockout mice lacking various components of the SNARE machinery have been reported, and many of these did no show any gross abnormalities despite the fact that this class of proteins molecules is thought to be critical for essential biological process such as membrane protein recycling and protein secretion.
