Sentence examples for opening upon from inspiring English sources

Now, it has yet another new occupant and identity: The Regent Wall Street, the financial district's first luxury hotel, opened quietly just before Christmas and will celebrate its grand opening upon its completion in the spring.

Yeast cells can also undergo programmed cell death [13], [14] in a mitochondria-dependent manner [15], [16], including cytochrome c and AIF release, channel opening upon human Bax expression [17] [19], depolarisation of mitochondrial membrane potential [20], and mitochondrial fragmentation [21].

Coenzyme Q10 was shown to prevent in vitro mitochondrial PT pore opening upon apoptotic stimuli (Papucci et al. 2003).

In contrast, inhibition of the Src-family kinase Lyn only delays but does not prevent BCR opening upon stimulation.

An alternative model is that factors associated with the replication machinery facilitate cohesin ring opening upon fork passage, and its reclosure in the wake of the polymerase.

Normally contained within an internal cavity referred to as the pharyngeal pouch, the pharynx protrudes through a ventral opening upon sensing food or prey and ingests food by contractile peristalsis (Wulzen, 1917).

The government in Paris transmitted to officials in Algiers its opening agreed-upon financial appropriation, "the guarantee of the guarantees," which de Gaulle believed would prove French appreciation of Algeria's vote for a continued association with France, as republics.

The detection process has been shown to be reversible and involves the fluoran ring-opening upon complexation with Fe3+.

(A ) Schematic of dimer closure and re-opening upon addition of AMPPNP PNPP) using the dimer closure FRET probe (left).

Japan coma scale (Grade 0: alert, Grade 1: possible eye-opening, not lucid, Grade 2: possible eye-opening upon stimulation, Grade 3: no eye-opening and coma).

Registered pediatric patients aged 3 to 15 years with severe trauma (maximum Abbreviated Injury Scale score ≥3 or Injury Severity Score ≥9) were divided into four groups according to JCS score in the prehospital setting (Grade 0: alert, Grade 1: possible eye-opening, not lucid, Grade 2: possible eye-opening upon stimulation, Grade 3: no eye-opening and coma).