Sentence examples for remarkable cargo from inspiring English sources
One of the owners, Rick Harrison, typically receives it with narrowed eyes and a dubious "O.K.?" Some sellers are handily dismissed, though others turn out to be bearing remarkable cargo.
Myosin V and the structurally similar plant myosin XI carry a remarkable variety of cargo, including organelles, vesicles, and protein complexes (Li and Nebenführ 2008; Loubéry and Coudrier 2008).
In fact, in a recent study in primary striatal neurons [ 37], mutations in huntingtin that impaired recognition of cytoplasmic cargo including lipid droplets led to the remarkable increase in neuronal lipid accumulation.
A detailed analysis on protein expression levels for these peroxisomal proteins revealed a remarkable negative correlation between binding affinities and expression levels of cargo proteins, thus providing a mechanistic framework to generating a uniform population of Pex5p-cargo complexes necessary for proper peroxisomal biogenesis [ 28].
The continent is regarded as an ideal arena because its airspace is not congested, and because poor roads mean that demand for cheap air cargo is immense.Experiments such as this underscore a remarkable change taking place in Africa.
Furthermore, an additional remarkable discovery was that Bem3 was not merely a passive secretory cargo delivered to polarized sites on secretory vesicles.
With remarkable clarity, the FG particles also recapitulated the effect that a larger cargo must recruit several NTR molecules in order to efficiently pass an NPC.
The story to this point is remarkable enough, a studious and determined individual, uprooting himself from a Caribbean island on a cargo ship, only to cross the world and bring disco to Italy.
A formerly cramped cargo area is nearly six inches longer and 2.1 inches wider, increasing overall capacity by a remarkable 68 percent for the four-door, Toyota says.
This remarkable observation can provide information on the microenvironment of the internalized capsules and could be used for controlled intracellular release of cargo from the capsule interior.
