Sentence examples for reside long enough from inspiring English sources
We assume that this reaction is slow so that proteins with long chains are highly likely to reside long enough at the proteasome for degradation to take place, whereas proteins with short chains may be shortened to below the required threshold and would then dissociate from the proteasome.
He had not resided in Gloucestershire long enough to be eligible to play for the team under County Championship rules, and was barred for the rest of the season.
A. "The letter writer has not resided with her boyfriend long enough to have succession rights to the apartment," said Karen Schwartz-Sidrane, a landlord-tenant lawyer in Hewlett, on Long Island.
The cytosolic region is followed by a mostly hydrophobic helix between resides 91 107, which is long enough to traverse the ER membrane, and therefore likely to be TM2.
The combination of increased KCNE2-ER abundance and enhanced association with HERG suggested that KCNE2 was trafficked differently than KCNE1 and HERG and that, if forced to reside in an early compartment long enough, the interaction with HERG would be more likely to occur.
Energy conservation technologies must constantly improve, but will they keep pace with the growth and ever-increasing hunger for energy?" But Mr. Berthold, 49, an architect who grew up in Freeport and resides in Sea Cliff, may not live long enough to find out.
This suggests that these ORFs have resided in the A. kona mtDNA for a long enough time to adjust the base composition pattern to the strong AT mutation pressure.
This conceivably cancels out stochastic variation of channel activity and ensures that a release-competent secretory granule residing close to the Ca2+-channels will be exposed to exocytotic levels of [Ca2+]i long enough to trigger secretion.
