"requiring assembly" is a grammatically correct phrase and is used in written English.
It is used to describe a situation where two or more components need to be joined together in order to create the finished product. For example, "The bookshelves came unassembled, requiring assembly before they could be installed."
TPX2 is a microtubule-associated protein that functions as an allosteric regulator of Aurora-A, an oncogene with essential role in centrosome maturation and chromosome segregation during mitosis requiring assembly and maintenance of a bipolar spindle [21] [23].
Pre-mRNA splicing is a complex process requiring assembly of a large ribonucleoprotein particle that involves a large number of factors.
The increased proportion of undesired plasmids with nine-point mutagenesis compared with six-point mutagenesis suggests that the number of DNA fragments requiring assembly is a limitation of MUPAC.
A limitation of this study is that the sequencing length of 36nt (standard in ncRNA sequencing) is short and that longer sequences would enable the identification of ncRNAs ~70-150nt in single reads, thus not requiring assembly.
Being double the size of fragment variable (Fv) fragments and requiring assembly of two independent polypeptide chains, functional Fab fragments are usually produced with significantly lower yields in E. coli.
The DUF1220-encoding NBPF genes required the most corrections, with 3 genes removed, 2 genes reassigned to the 1p11.2 region, 8 genes requiring assembly corrections for DUF1220 domains (~91 DUF1220 domains were misassigned), and multiple instances of nucleotide changes that reassigned the domain to a different DUF1220 subtype.
The lid assembles separately in a specific order and does not require assembly chaperones.
Assemble drawers, modular shelves, cabinets, and any other pieces that require assembly before they are hung up.
Most of the growth in Japan over the last two decades has been driven by Gundam, a series of action figures that require assembly.
Only the Kattekoppen and some kind of macaroni that required assembly were left by the time we found No Chin's body in a ditch outside Maidan Shar.
Unlike Ikea's bookshelves, the Think City doesn't require assembly, but evidence of its hand-wrought quality is abundant.
