Sentence examples for narrow barrel from inspiring English sources

Its wooden planks are lashed together with a coil of metal as if each section of pipe were a long, narrow barrel.

England's lower order were frequently fish in a narrow barrel.

Due to the size of the narrow barrel of the proteasome and specificity of the process, most large aggregate-prone proteins are precluded from entering the structure [1].

The importance of autophagy in aggregate-prone protein clearance is probably increased due to the proteasome being unable to degrade oligomeric species, as they cannot be unfolded to enter the narrow barrel of the proteasome [ 65].

Due to the size of the narrow barrel of the proteasome and the specificity of the process, many proteins are unable to be degraded by the UPS, including oligomers or proteins in organelles [1].

Different from ubiquitin-proteasome system which degrades proteins through the narrow barrel of proteasome, macroautophagy (referred to below as autophagy) is responsible for the largely non-specific bulk degradation of long-lived cytosolic proteins and organelles.

● Small-bore: Refers to a narrow gun barrel, with room for a bullet of.22 caliber or less.

Only the triplexlike folded structures were able to unravel and translocate the narrow β-barrel of the ion channel; the hybrid G-quadruplexes were too stable inside the nanocavity of α-HL to unfold on the millisecond time frame of the analysis, and they eventually exited from the cis side of the protein vestibule by diffusional motion.

Economics will probably have a role to play in encouraging more big young athletes with flexible hips, narrow shoulders and barrel chests to focus on tighthead prop and the contracts they could earn as professionals.

In 1826 he introduced the Delvigne rifle, the powder chamber of which was narrower than the barrel.

There is a room in the Victoria and Albert Museum, a fairly narrow, nave-like, barrel-vaulted space, called the Raphael Gallery.