Sentence examples for released for reuse from inspiring English sources

Amino acids and other metabolic products generated by this digestion are released for reuse, marking the completion of autophagy [ 4, 7, 8].

Fusion of the endosome with a lysosome leads to degradation of the LDL into its constituent parts (that is, cholesterol, fatty acids, and amino acids), which are released for reuse by the cell, or are excreted.

Water cleaned with it meets Australia's stringent requirements for the protection of aquatic ecosystems, and can thus be released into rivers for reuse.

In 1993, Dr. Koppelman released a reuse plan for the area that proposed preserving both runways and their taxiways for limited general aviation use.

After fusion with lysosomes, the content of the resulting autolysosome is degraded and the newly generated monomers are released back into the cytosol for reuse [ 2, 17].

They and others subsequently showed that ubiquitin then delivers the doomed proteins to the proteasome, a large complex that breaks down the chemical bonds holding proteins together and releases the amino acid building blocks for reuse.

Wikipedia and the British Library have a lot of public domain images available for reuse and Wellcome Images has released thousands of their historical images too.

Through this architecture, the address resources released by failed nodes can be automatically reclaimed for reuse, so a proxy node has always the sufficient address space for assignment.

After degradation, effluxors mediate the release of nutrients to the cytoplasm for reuse [6], a key step in autophagy's primal function as a response to nutrient deprivation.

Still, as estimated by Vance Levesque, Arc's controller and sustainability officer who hatched the idea for the "Catch and Release" float, only around 2percentt of Mardi Gras throws are collected for reuse.

Furthermore, LRP1 delivers bound ligands to the endosomal/lysosomal compartment for release and then returns to the cell membrane for reuse [ 15].