Sentence examples for open poised from inspiring English sources

It's of his hand, fingers open, poised to let go.

We speculate that the intragenic enhancer may be marked in early embryogenesis by pioneer factors that maintain an open, poised chromatin status [ 22] and prevent assembly of repressive factors associated with the spreading of Kcnq1ot1 [ 4, 5].

One showed a map of Guinea with an open hand poised over it, and the words "Dadis President".

In his enclosure, he's palpably open, already poised to be converted; in his emotional deadness, he's intensely alive.

Sometimes I'd be asked to pose for a specific illustration, as in a drawing for Treasure Island where I held a knife in my open palm, poised for throwing.

Many histone post-translational modifications contribute to establishing compacted, transcriptionally repressed heterochromatin (e.g., histone H3 lysine 9 trimethylation (H3K9me3)) or open, transcriptionally poised euchromatin (e.g., H3K4me3) [ 1, 2].

She has won two major titles, the 2011 French Open and this year's Australian Open, and seems poised for more.

The Art Center encourages such thinking: on a recent Sunday, 150 vintage and contemporary cars were parked on the school's lawn, their doors and hoods flung open as if poised for flight.

These films poised open circuit potential (OCP) of carbon steel in passive range for prolonged periods in contrast with polypyrrole films without catalyst, which initially hold OCP in the passive range but quickly becomes active.

But with so many months left before the primary, and with the race still so wide open, Huntsman is poised to make a move.

Thus, the open conformation is poised for subsequent product release after dephosphorylation, as we have observed here in the phosphate-bound structure of the CopB ATPBD.