Sentence examples for productive branch from inspiring English sources

The crystal structure of chondroitin polymerase suggested a higher binding affinity for UDP-GalNAc (Zanfardino et al. 2010) and, a simulated implementation of the UDP-GalNAc productive branch by glutamine addition boosted capsular polysaccharide production in recombinant E. coli K4 (Cimini et al. 2015).

He has become immune to the chatter on the right and has taken up this latest attack as a battle cry for him to "do his job" for the country as Congress has become the least productive branch of government in history.

Instead, the mutations principally affect the fraction of nascent complexes that release diVCA, and are productive in forming branches.

This paper proposes a methodology which identifies the main productive linkages between activity branches in terms of CO2 emissions and applies this methodology to the Spanish case.

As long as the deposit ceiling remains in place, BofA's expansion strategy hangs on making its existing branches more productive.

The target model includes branching between productive and nonproductive components in each Pfr* population (Table 1), with only the overall quantum yield constrained.

Branching between productive and nonproductive Pfr* is posited to occur at progression through the conical intersection and not during subsequent evolution of the ground-state photoproducts (discussed below).

Tracing the causative links from genes to courtship behavior is thus most likely to be productive by following the fru branch of the sex determination pathway.

Citigroup's 1,200 Citifinancial branches are considerably more productive and profitable than Associates First's 750 full-service branches.

Taking these results into consideration, a novel model of the photo reaction was proposed; the lattice disruption causes the photoreaction pathway to branch into two (the original productive pathway and a new nonproductive pathway).

Screening hog fuel derived from pallets was 30% and 40% less productive than screening fuel derived from logs and branches, respectively.