Sentence examples for needed for release from inspiring English sources

Results from many laboratories have contributed to the identification of the critical enzymes needed for release of Glc and Xyl from pretreated biomass.

It has been observed that an appropriate poly(A) tail, presumably coupled to PABPs, is needed for release from the gene locus.

This difference may reflect the time needed for release by keratinocytes of neuroactivator compound(s) to a level sufficient to evoke an AP as well as the heterogeneity of fiber types innervating the epidermis.

The optimal proportion of Accellerase 1000 was approximately 60%to65%5% for both, but a higher proportion of Multifect Xylanase was needed for release of Glc from AFEX-stover than from stover subjected to any of the AHP conditions (Table 1, Figure 4).

OC binds tightly to the highly conserved active site of the viral NA (Air and Laver 1989; Baker et al. 1987), thereby inhibiting the action of the enzyme that is needed for release of progeny virions from the surface of infected cells (Bardsley-Elliot and Noble 1999; Palese and Compans 1976).

As described, the treatment needs for released prisoners are dire and diverse.

Among the most critical of known determinants of DA signaling, one molecule, the presynaptic DA transporter (DAT; SLC6A3), has special roles in controlling access of pre- and postsynaptic DA receptors to DA, in recycling DA into presynaptic terminals after release, and in maintaining levels of DA needed for sustained release (Giros et al. 1996; Torres et al. 2003).

Cel61A was not needed for Xyl release from corn stover nor for either Glc or Xyl release from AFEX-DDGS.

Greece's debt inspectors reached an agreement with the cash-strapped country on reforms needed for the release of the next batch of bailout loans despite warning of an "uncertain" economic outlook.

This can provide more accurate information which is needed for the release of radiopharmaceuticals.

With the larger substrates β-endorphin and amyloid β peptide the extended binding interactions would be expected to make the conformational change needed for product release energetically more difficult than with small substrates.