Sentence examples for precursor mechanisms from inspiring English sources

These tests are accompanied by the quantification of epigenetic changes like the activation of NF-κB, thus accounting for genotoxic precursor mechanisms.

According to Hauser et al., the only real evolutionary mystery about language is how this capacity for recursion evolved — and this question, argue Hauser et al, is eminently addressable by normal biological methods (e.g., comparative studies to determine possible precursor mechanisms, etc).

Although the geographical dimensions of tropical oceans and the Mediterranean Sea are clearly different, the precursor mechanisms of these perturbations, based on the air-sea thermodynamic imbalance, are similar.

These results provide microscopic insight into the precursor mechanism.

These results can be easily understood from the precursor mechanism.

We suggest that such a precursor mechanism is of general importance to GBP/glycan receptor interaction on cell membranes.

Rather, the kinetic results in Figure 2 can be satisfactorily and quantitatively explained by a precursor mechanism.

A lower barrier will result in more facile chemisorption of H2 from the physisorbed state following the precursor mechanism shown in Figure 2 c.

In the simplest form, the precursor mechanism can be represented by 1where P is HA protein (trimer) free in solution; P* represents the precursor state, that is, protein molecules transiently adsorbed on the membrane surface before specific binding to the glycan receptor (G ) to form bound protein-glycan complexes (PG x ).

Zhu et al. demonstrated a similar precursor mechanism in the adhesion of a bacteria cell, Escherichia coli (E. coli), to mannose receptors on model lipid membrane surfaces: E. coli cells can adhere to the membrane surface in both a weakly bound, monovalent state and a strongly bound, multivalent one.

To further understand the above precursor mechanism, we now compare this to the conventional protein-receptor binding model in which the formation of the complex occurs in a single step: 8where ka and kd are the association and dissociation constants, respectively.