Sentence examples for property of conferring from inspiring English sources

Claudins present in collecting tubules share the property of conferring low ionic paracellular permeability, especially to cations.

When her father dies, he makes her an heiress, and this young woman who, in different circumstances, would have been someone else's property is now capable of conferring property of her own on a needy upper-class suitor.

"Such is the risk of conferring a public property to a private organization," writes Jeanneney.

Alternative splicing patterns are frequently altered in cancer cells, resulting in aberrant expression of mRNA and protein variants that have been proposed to have unique properties to confer biological characteristics of the cells.

Therefore the size and physical properties of MPIO confer both contrast sensitivity and favourable binding and clearance kinetics.

In a previous study, based on the intrinsic fluorescence properties of IN conferred by its six Trp residues, we have shown the ability of peptide INH5 (Table 1a) to interact with IN with a concentration midpoint (C0.5) of 168 nM [30].

"As the registration of a trademark creates a form of intellectual property conferring a potentially perpetual monopoly in the mark and excluding everybody else from use in various ways, the point of principle has some public importance".

While this unique property of IgG4 molecules confers anti-inflammatory properties in nature, it is not a desirable feature for a therapeutic mAb.

EMT changes ultimately lead to the cell acquisition of stem cell properties conferring survival advantage to the transforming cell.

In addition, thanks to its non-pathogenicity, spit of its dimorphic property which confers to it the ability to appear under a mycellar shape or yeast cell shape is the most studied non-conventional yeast.

This property is conferred by the activity of Notch through its target gene cut.