Sentence examples for of a particular step from inspiring English sources

Here, completion of a particular step in TTSS assembly triggers proteolytic processing of the TTSS and thereby changes substrate specificity.

A nucleotide was considered "engaged" if it formed a complementary base pairing in all predicted secondary structures of a particular step.

This can be done either at the level of a particular step (corresponding to a defined EC number) in a pathway or by considering all the steps of a complete pathway.

However, it is now generally accepted, because of the work of Arndt et al, Rothwell et al, and Luo et al, that the open to closed conformational change is not rate-limiting and that it is not possible to ascribe a given degree of selectivity to a particular step in the nucleotidyl transfer reaction pathway.

Presumably each of these is dedicated to a particular step in sensory-motor processing for the leg.

The likelihood (probability function) of accepting a particular step (parameter set value proposition) was defined as exp[−SSR].

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Therefore, correlations of genetic expression with a particular step in the metastatic cascade may lead to erroneous conclusions.

Since the assembly of ribosomal proteins onto 16S rRNA takes place in a hierarchical fashion, it is likely that any misfolding of the RNA in a particular step along the assembly pathway would prevent its association with a cognate ribosomal protein in the subsequent step.

However, in most systems it seems that there are mechanisms in place to allow the re-initiation of growth with the return of nutrient availability, suggesting that a particular step in the proliferation-differentiation programme might be sensitive to nutrient loss, so that stem cells are maintained even if other cells are lost.

The failure of hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) to express the correct or fundamental adhesion molecules may contribute to transformation of a normal HSC to leukemic cell and to get arrested at a particular step of their differentiation.