Sentence examples for occupying target from inspiring English sources
During the rotation and translation proteins occupying target sites can be recursively moved with a probability that is a function of the ratio between the masses of the hitting and hit protein/complex.
In both 1b2 and 1c2, two partially occupied guest molecules of 2 and residual chloroform solvent molecules (two in 1b2, one in 1c2) were observed in the asymmetric unit whereas 14 partially occupied targets 2 and one residual chloroform were observed in 1a2.
Chromatin remodeling factors provide a means for crosstalk by occupying the target genes of the core pluripotency factors [ 23].
Nanog and Oct4 co-occupy target genes and form specialized autoregulatory and feedforward loops to establish molecular control of ESC pluripotency [12], [39].
More recently, these three factors, particularly Vfl and Trl, have been strongly associated with enhancer activity driven by Highly Occupied Target (HOT) regions [ 58].
In the context of CS ISAR imaging, the sparse level K is the number of cross-range bins which are occupied by target in image, and Eq. (10) determines the minimal number of transmitted pulses for the target.
Mitogen-activated protein kinase-activated protein kinase (MK3; MAPKAPK3pK3pK) associates with chromatin and occupies PcG target genes.
These include p53 post-translational modifications, interaction partners, and proteins that occupy p53 target gene promoters independently of p53 (Vousden and Prives, 2009).
Our approach benefits from the fact that the dominant-negative AP-2 mutant presumably interferes with all AP-2 homo- and heterodimers present in N202.1A breast cancer cells, which possibly occupy different target gene promoters than AP-2α alone.
In the scenario of p65 activation induced by AEG-1, whether the recruitment of CBP results in acetylation of transactivating residues of p65 or alternatively other component(s) of the p65-containing complex that occupies the target promoter remains to be elucidated.
Similar results were found for target width and the area occupied by targets' silhouettes.
