Sentence examples similar to primed for entry from inspiring English sources

She is in many ways a typical American poet in early career: She teaches workshops, helps edit a journal, keeps a busy reading schedule, pops up at artists' colonies, publishes widely and has had to learn the basic steps of the pobiz hustle (her Web site is polished, her Wikipedia entry primed for expansion).

Maturation converts retroviral enzymes into their functional form, transforms the immature shell into a metastable state primed for early replication events, and enhances viral entry competence.

Many reported PLK1 substrates, such as aurora A kinase [ 31, 32] and the Wee1 kinase regulator of mitotic entry [ 23], are primed for PLK1 phosphorylation by prior phosphorylation at a serine proline motifs by CDKs.

Tocco itself was primed for success.

Beats has also been primed for expansion.

Isner seems primed for a deep run.

But my appetite was primed for porterhouse.

We propose that because Tcf15 can be held in an inactive state through Id activity, it may prime pluripotent cells for entry to somatic lineages upon downregulation of Id.

The advancements in molecular and cellular biology of plants priming the entry into omics era, particularly genomics, have helped to adopt Janway's concept of "innate immunity" for understanding precisely parasitic relationships.

The city's location on the coast of the northeast region made it a prime port of entry for the importation of African slaves during the colonial period (1500-1822).

The thorns of the acacias are inconspicuous, but can cause severe wounds which provide a prime route of entry for the virus [ 8].