Sentence examples for more stable association from inspiring English sources

We did notice, however, that levels of TFIIB occupancy in activator mutants was generally higher than the occupancy of Pol II, which may be an artifact of the ChIP assay (i.e. TFIIB cross-links more efficiently), or may represent a more stable association at the promoter, even in the absence of activator.

These data suggested that cytochrome b558, non-functional in X-linked CGD, was required for more stable association of these cytosolic components with the phagocyte membrane.

Furthermore, the interaction between Ccq1 and Est1 that is required for telomerase recruitment appears to be transient, with a more stable association between Trt1 and Tpz1-Ccq1 being achieved after recruitment.

Moreover, there was a greater immobile fraction YFP-Drp1R 4KR compared to YFP-Drp1R WT, indicative of longer residence times and more stable association of the non-SUMOylatable Drp1 with mitochondria.

The forementioned temperature is 10°C higher than the room temperature, allowing a more stable association between the probe and the adenine-rich target (AT and poliA) than in adenine-poor targets, increasing the frequency of these motifs in the group of selected sequences due to the mismatch.

The supporting movie does seem to show more stable association of microtubule ends with the cortex, and it is stated that they stay so associated for more than a minute; however, measurements really have to be provided to support this conclusion.

This corroborates previous work suggesting that expert-like evolutionary reasoning models include more stable associations of concepts within conceptual reasoning frameworks (Nehm and Ha 2011; Nehm and Ridgway 2011).

This could reflect a slower mechanism for ribosome protein assembly compared with transcription and processing (Chen and Huang 2001), or alternatively, more stable associations of ribosomal proteins with the pre-rRNAs.

Kinetochores isolated from meiosis I cells are larger and have more stable associations with microtubules than those isolated from mitotic cells, meiosis II cells, or meiosis I mam1 mutants.

Low-/intermediate-affinity FcγRs, including FcγRIIb, FcγRIII, and FcγRIV, are recognized to form more-stable associations with Fc-bearing immune complexes than with nonmultimerized Fc of the appropriate isotype [ 16].

HupBMtb displayed more stable DNA associations than HupNMtbN, HupBMtb bound more proficiently to supercoiled plasmid DNA and, commensurate with this property, mediated enhanced protection of DNA from enzymatic or non-enzymatic DNA strand breakage (Figure 4).