Sentence examples for nuclear serve from inspiring English sources
The outstanding element in this match was Federer's ability to stand up to Isner's nuclear serve, an accomplishment that can't be fully attributed to the American's decision to pursue a smart rather than merely overpowering serving strategy.
The results and industry background are consistent for nuclear technology, and the results suggest that nuclear should serve as the main substitute.
Biochemical and structural studies suggest that the Fe-S cluster binding domains in these nuclear enzymes serve a structural rather than a redox-active role, likely by stabilizing local domain conformation that may mediate protein-protein or protein-nucleic acid interactions.
Recent experiments on competitive transport of in-channel binding and inert molecules through artificial nuclear pores serve as a paradigm for our model.
Mammalian ligand-dependent nuclear receptors serve as biomarkers that evaluate the potential of an environmental toxicant to affect endocrine and non endocrine-signaling systems.
Other models propose that chromatin tethers to the nuclear envelope serve to organize chromosomes into distinct territories (Bauer et al. 2012; Verdaasdonk et al. 2013).
In this way, ligand-activated nuclear receptors serve first as adaptors between gene regulatory regions and the chromatin modifying enzyme complexes and then as activators of RNA polymerase II.
No AhR was detected in Oikopleura, but it is possible that some of the expanded NR1I and NR1H related members of nuclear receptors serve as xenobiotic receptors and regulate the transcription of some of the biotransformation genes such as CYPs.
Lamins are filamentous proteins found in nuclear lamina at the nuclear periphery, serving as the scaffold of the nuclear envelope, and LADs are the specific chromosomal regions with higher AT content located close to the nuclear lamina.
Rac3 can also activate NFκB through a nuclear mechanism, serving as a nuclear coactivator for NFκB-dependent transcription.
The nuclear envelope serves a crucial role in nuclear functions such as cell division and the regulation of transcription and translation.
