Sentence examples for moving substances from inspiring English sources

The Y. pseudotuberculosis genome appears to be equipped with many extra tools for moving substances in and out of its cell compared to the Y. enterocolitica genome, which appears more streamlined and likely to have adapted to another ecological niche, such as swine tonsils and gut, where variety in substrate transportation is not required.

Taking "moving," "separating," and "moving substances" as analogical stimuli, the students mapped the idea into the modified design of a medlar picking machine, where the medlar could be separated from the tree through the movement of the surrounding air.

A polydiacetylene/silica nanocomposite (PDA/SiO2 NC) was used as the color-developing substance, which was loaded on the diffusion path of a microporous strip, with Tween 20 as the moving substance.

Muscle tissue has four key functions: producing motion, moving substance within the body, providing stabilization, and generating heat.

Like other animals with thick body walls, they use fluid circulation rather than diffusion to move substances through their bodies.

The fluid in the rhynchocoel moves substances to and from the proboscis, and functions as a fluid skeleton in everting the proboscis and in burrowing.

Although GLUT-5 depends on a concentration gradient to move substances across the epithelium and is specific for fructose, GLUT-2 will actively transport glucose, fructose, and galactose (Gibson et al., 2007).

Later the memo records that Safonov claimed that "Russian authorities in London had known about and followed individuals moving radioactive substances into the city but were told by the British that they were under control before the poisoning took place".

New York Times A senior Russian official asserted that Russian authorities in London had been following individuals moving radioactive substances around the city but were waved off by British security services before the poisoning of Litvinenko.

According to the leaked cable, "Safonov claimed that Russian authorities in London had known about and followed individuals moving radioactive substances into the city, but were told by the British that they were under control before the poisoning took place".

To regulate the chemical composition of their interior, cells are equipped with specialized proteins in their membranes that move substances in and out of cells.