Sentence examples for neck responsible from inspiring English sources

Still, the force-dependent velocity and runlength behavior is consistent with a hand-over-hand mechanism, and supports previous models that make the neck responsible for modulations of processive motility properties [22], [32], [33].

After vanishing at this critical temperature, the yield point effect reappears upon the onset of sample necking responsible for the ensuing continuous decrease of the engineering stress.

Blockage of the larger arteries in the brain or neck is usually responsible.

The New Yorker, February 21 , 1931 P. 9The directors of Lincoln School are very much perplexed by the revelations of the book but, to the boys and girls of the school, Lincoln has always been a pain in the neck anyway and responsible for the fact that they have always had to attend school on his birthday while other children were out playing.

The Head3/Neck1 chimera also demonstrates that the specific NcKin3 neck domain is responsible for detachment of the non-processive NcKin3 motor (transition 5 to 1 in Figure 6A).

Hip laxity due to an excessively short femoral neck is also responsible for higher chances of dislocation in dogs [ 2, 15].

Shortness of the femoral neck is also responsible for the persistence of pain or for bad balance when no dislocation is present.

These findings suggest the possibility that the highly selective effect on the α1A receptor at the bladder neck might be responsible for the observed reduction in obstruction, which is nearly commensurate with the effect of surgical intervention.

We are aware of one report that identifies the clinical factors (i.e., medical co-morbidities, medial support, and head-neck-shaft angle) responsible for postoperative complications following the operative treatment of unstable proximal humerus fractures using a locking plate and suture augmentation.

The finding that the neck domain is primarily responsible for trimer formation contrasts with mannose-binding protein, in which extensive interactions between the CRDs are needed to stabilize the trimer and the neck domain is too short to form a stable coiled coil on its own.

As the interaction of neck-linker and motor core seems to be crucial for controlling the transition from the double-head bound intermediate 6 to 7, the combination of motor core and neck-linker may be responsible for fully functional hand-over-hand motility.