Sentence examples for namely upon from inspiring English sources

To test this, we examined survival of wild-type male and female flies in a different oxidative stress situation, namely upon exposure to H2O2.

The fact that ES attenuation causes growth retardation could also become mechanistically relevant during another phase of the trypanosome life cycle, namely upon differentiation to the G1/G0-arrested stumpy stage.

Namely, upon the emergence of the proto-ss-rRNA, when a proto-tRNA could bind onto a proto-mRNA with less base pairs, the residues in its aa-binding site no longer necessary in the template-recognition would be incorporated into the self-splicing intron and removed accompanying the splicing.

We assume that in contrast to a temporary acid shock, prolonged mild acid conditions are often encountered by saprophytic bacteria in the environment, namely upon geological processes, fermentation of plant material, activity of plant roots or food processing [ 7, 17, 72].

We thus propose that assumptions about dependability improvement, namely those brought upon by techniques of replication and rejuvenation, should be justified, rather than implicitly assumed.

The content of sensibility is simply that which is passive in cognition — namely, that upon which the understanding operates.

Although the low temperature oxygen selectivity is not practical to displace cryogenic distillation, the results suggest a new mechanism for tailoring materials for kinetic selectivity, namely, capitalizing upon the delayed opening process for a particular gas relative to another.

nc-rRNAs in sense direction exhibited in vitro characteristics of ribozymes, namely, degradation upon incubation with MgCl2 and stabilization by complementary oligonucleotides.

I explain to myself his bewildering style thus: he is attempting the impossible with it a certain very particular form of the impossible; namely, to produce upon the reader, as a painting produces upon the gazer, a number of superimposed, simultaneous impressions.

Two aspects are considered, namely the effect upon the flexural aspect of the plate and the effect upon the geometric stiffness resulting from the more complicated form of the radial stress distribution.

Namely, we observed upon increasing the pressure (or the propane content in the system) a transition between the usual partial wetting state (at low pressures), and the so-called pseudo-partial wetting state, in which oil lenses coexist with an oil film with thickness ≈100 Å.