Sentence examples for so that aggregates from inspiring English sources

There are low levels of misfolded protein which are targeted for degradation via the ubiquitin-proteasome system and misfolded species remain low so that aggregates rarely form.

Each aggregate was also assigned an individual number so that aggregates chosen based on specific measured properties could be located, allowing us to verify that chosen dimensions corresponded to specific aggregate types.

The large cavity formed by the Hsp104 hexamer could allow for extraction of partially structured peptide chains and peptide loops, so that aggregates can be tackled in various ways.

But this time taxes do not have zero value so that aggregate wealth after initial consumption is different in both economies.

If risk is mainly located in the host economy, remittances can be used to improve the balance of risks across locations, so that aggregate risk is reduced.

These results could look somewhat counterintuitive and in direct conflict with what is observed when the polyQ tail is proteolytically cleaved from the carrier: the cleaved polyQ peptides have aggregation kinetics which depend on the polyQ length so that, even at room temperature, Q41 aggregates must faster than Q22 [28].

According to court papers, Victor Kaufman, InterActiveCorp's vice chairman, said in December 2001 at the formation of the partnership, that "the cash dividends that we're receiving start at over $60 million a year and actually get up to over $100 million towards the end, so that the aggregate sum well exceeds the tax that we're going to pay on all the instruments," after 20 years.

The water level was adjusted so that the aggregates on the upper sieve were just submerged at the highest point of oscillation.

Because the exact shape and structure of each aggregate is of less interest than the overall size and frequency, most microscopy data is shown at low magnification so that multiple aggregates may be seen in each field of view.

Warning that removing state subsidies from pensions would create a vicious circle, he said: "The pension cuts necessary will be so large that aggregate demand in Greece will fall again so much that employment will suffer further thus hitting again the pension funds".

As with other public officials, the disclosures assign each asset to a range of values, so that the aggregate also is a range.