Sentence examples for require a tail for from inspiring English sources

Flat kites require a tail for drag, which keeps the nose up and creates balance, much like a raft needs a rudder for directional stability.

RECQ1 branch migrates 3' to 5' and requires a 3' tail [16], [19], however, BLM [48] and WRN (Fig. 5) do not require a tail for branch migration.

Furthermore, a WRN exonuclease-dead mutant can disrupt a D-loop containing a blocked 5' junction that lacks a 3' tail, indicating that WRN helicase branch migration from the accessible 3'junction does not require a 3' tail for loading (Fig. 8).

Developing chordate embryos, including all vertebrates as well as the invertebrate chordates (cephalochordates and tunicates), require a notochord for structural stability, tail elongation, and as an anchor point for muscle contraction [ 2].

Likewise, CD43, which moves opposite the immunological synapse and to the distal pole complex, requires its cytoplasmic tail for this localization.

Since oskar mRNA, but not Dynein, requires the KHC tail for its transport to the posterior, this suggests that KHC has domain-specific functions in the germline.

For the 454 library construction, we used polyT-primed cDNA because the 3′ sequence upstream of the poly-A tail is required for quantification of short-read tags.

Thus, PAB3 is incapable of supporting poly(A -dependent translation or the interaction between the 5′-cap and the poly(A) tail required for the synergistic stimulation of translation in yeast.

An additional 10-15 minutes was required for placement of a tail vein catheter for delivery of both contrast for DCE-CT scanning and for radiolabeled glucose substrate for PET scanning.

The D. melanogaster Wisp protein is required for poly(A) tail elongation of bcd, toll, and tor transcripts upon egg activation.

Paul Keevil, formerly of the Kennel Club's vulnerable breeds committee explains: "Traditionally, soon after Sealyhams were born, their tails were docked by half their length, because they were small working dogs and they quite often got stuck down holes, meaning that they required short, strong tails for the owner to be able to pull them out".