Sentence examples for sequential unfolding from inspiring English sources

A sequential unfolding mechanism could have implications for the cellular fate of wild-type and cancer-associated mutant p16 proteins.

Our experiments reveal a stable intermediate along the mechanical unfolding pathway, reflecting the sequential unfolding of two distinct subdomains in phytochrome, potentially the GAF and PAS domains.

The directed perturbation of the native state by fS results in a sequential unfolding of the hairpin starting from their ends, whereas thermal denaturation occurs stochastically.

The article also analyzes the temporal and sequential position where the correction initiations are incorporated into the sequential unfolding of the ongoing classroom activity as well as the design and function of the initiations.

In this paper, we argue that the suggested mirror-equivalence of "left-" and "right-" adjoined or -positioned constituents in syntax is misleading from the point of view of Interactional Linguistics and needs to be replaced by a positionally sensitive grammatical analysis, in which pre- and post-positioning is seen in the context of the sequential unfolding of conversation in time.

In [19], a new decomposition, PARATREEa, based on the sequential unfolding SVD (SUSVD) was proposed.

None of the intermediates is compatible with sequential domain unfolding.

As the sequential lineup unfolds, however, witnesses can begin to discern which features are shared by all lineup members viewed so far (and thus are non-diagnostic) and which features are potentially unique to the perpetrator.

Mr. Watkins told the broker, Pavel Vaysman, 31, that a golf swing is "like a piece of music — you have a series of unfolding sequential events".

The overall sequential order of the unfolding process of the wild-type λ-Cro repressor over the temperature range 20 55 °C was found to be α-helical prior to β-sheet structure.

The convex curvature is typically explained by the presence of two sequential barriers along the unfolding pathway of the protein (Fig. 2).