Sentence examples for produce singly from inspiring English sources

A model in which one subunit of a dimeric resolvase is bound at one res site, while the other searches along adjacent DNA until it encounters the second site, would account for the ability of resolvase to distinguish intramolecular from intermolecular sites, to sense the relative orientation of sites and to produce singly interlinked catenanes.

At low temperatures a calcium atom retains all of its electrons and radiates a spectrum characteristic of the neutral, or normal, atom; at higher temperatures collisions between atoms and electrons and the absorption of radiation both tend to detach electrons and to produce singly ionized calcium atoms.

The amplitude of the single pair of interharmonic tones has been chosen to produce singly a P st equal to 1 (Figure 4).

The pseudo wild-type template (C290A, C393A, 11) was then further mutated to produce singly phosphorylated threonine (12) and serine (13) variants at position 288 as control proteins for in vitro biochemical analyses.

In the framework of the production of radioactive alkali ion beams by the isotope separation on-line (ISOL) method in SPIRAL I, a surface ionization source has been developed at GANIL to produce singly-charged ions of Li, Na and K.

The nonmotile male gametes (spermatia) are produced singly in male sex organs, the spermatangia.

Years later, having been severely lopped due to its forest tree proportions, it managed to flower and though the blooms were spectacular, they were produced singly or at best in twos and threes, and at the same time as the leaves.

The "wak" stem was never produced singly, but always followed by the "oo" suffix to form the "wak-oo" call.

It mostly produces singly charged ions, whereas during the electrospray process several multiply charged species arise, making the mass spectra and also the ion mobility spectra more complex.

Fragmentation of the doubly charged precursor ion at m/ z 871.9 produced singly charged product ions, which were observed as an [M +- Na]+- ion series.

In contrast, closely related nonhuman primates have relatively small signal repertoires with specific vocalizations produced singly or in short bouts without obvious patterning or sequencing that affects the messages produced.