Sentence examples for one machinery from inspiring English sources

Therefore, even though available evidence is not sufficient to favour one machinery over another for centrosome amplification in Nlp transgenic mice, by no means, the importance of deregulated centrosomal Nlp to fuel tumour progression is diminished, as supernumerary centrosomes always set a stage for CIN and tumourigenesis, regardless of their origins.

Production rates can be many times greater than that of Axminster looms; one machinery manufacturer has developed a yarn looping technique whereby the backing is pierced by a needle and the pile is then blown through the resulting opening.

"I was the one who worked on machinery with him, whether it was the car or the lawn mower or the furnace," she said.

And that is one big machinery to fight against.

One of Machinery Values' owners, Art Lazarus, offered him the use of his heavy equipment and his workers.

This paper describes the "Prevention Through Design" process to mitigate one serious machinery entanglement hazard posed by a capstan deck winch.

Kosaka et al (2010b) revealed one secretary machinery of miRNAs and their intercellular transfer, and suggested that these circulating miRNAs might have a role as a signalling molecule.

One critical machinery for inflammation development is a local chemokine inducer in non-immune cells termed the inflammation amplifier (formerly IL-6 amplifier), which we originally discovered in several disease models including EAE (Ogura et al., 2008; Hirano, 2010).

Additional file 2 describes 28 full-length sequences coding for 20 proteins involved in protein synthesis (mostly ribosomal proteins), two that are part of the proteasome machinery, one involved in protein modification, one cytoskeletal protein, one involved in energy metabolism and two that are uncharacterised, conserved proteins.

This mechanism is thought to be dependent on the cellular homologous recombination machinery, one of the systems for the reparation of DNA double-strand breaks.

This paper gives an asymptotic analysis of the sound and vibration produced when a metal plate, which could be part of the hull of a ship, is forced into motion by its contact with vibrating machinery on one side, and radiates sound into water on the other side.