Sentence examples for replenishment sites from inspiring English sources

VOLVO AIR MOTION Volvo took the idea of compressed air further, envisioning a novel infrastructure of "air replenishment sites" — huge wind turbines high in the air would gather energy to run electric motors for air compressors.

These intriguing results may be explained within the framework of the 2-step release model if the primary synaptotagmin 7 target is the Ca2+-sensitive transition between replenishment site and DS59 (Rf).

In the manuscript, we demonstrated that the replenishment of docking sites occurs between 1 s and 3 s after stimulation.

Its disruption with depolymerising agents would therefore facilitate vesicle replenishment of the release sites, as shown in a large variety of secretory cells (Malacombe et al., 2006), by increasing the number of available vesicles for docking and priming.

The sentence has been modified (now in the Results and Discussion, fourth paragraph) to read: 'Its disruption with depolymerising agents would therefore facilitate vesicle replenishment of the release sites, as shown in a large variety of secretory cells (Malacombe et al., 2006), by increasing the number of available vesicles for docking and priming.

The result was attributed to the replenishment of oxygen-deficient site, which acts as current carrier, by the annealing treatment.

IV administration of T4 has certain advantages, including predictable effect, early saturation of binding sites, and swift replenishment of the thyroid hormone pool [ 11].

Sediment that is deemed too silty and unsuitable for beach replenishment will be trucked to upland sites.

The irreversible nature of proteolytic cleavage implies the existence of an efficient replenishment route for APP from its sites of synthesis to the cell surface.

Accurately matching the experimental time course and magnitude of the depression requires both slow and fast replenishment of vesicles at the presynaptic release sites.

Alternatively, a disrupted F-actin could facilitate the diffusion of Ca2+ from its sites of entry and stimulate replenishment.