Sentence examples for sorted transport from inspiring English sources

It is thus feasible that all protein islands detected on the cell surface have their origin in precisely sorted transport vesicles that are assembled in the Golgi apparatus.

When Earth, Wind & Fire came to town I saved my money, sorted transport, went to experience it, and got the last train back or whatever.

They concluded that sediments always become better sorted during transport, whereas the mean grain size and skewness vary with specific combination patterns (FB−: finer mean grain size, better sorting value, and greater negative skewness; or CB+: coarser mean grain size, better sorting value, and greater positive skewness).

Goods would be sorted and transported at the final stage of the journey by bicycle couriers or electric vehicles.

It is then sorted and transported primarily to recycling endosomes via tubules and then to the cell surface [3], [4], [28], [29].

Sorted HFW is collected & transported to the Mechanical and Biological Treatment (MBT) plant in Attica Region that has been designed to produce Compost Like Output (CLO) from mixed MSW.

Municipal waste departments often transport unsold post-sorted residues directly to landfills despite the possibility of recovery and recycling, thus lowering the income of the workers and consequently increasing the environmental impact.

The grain-size trend analysis using the results of PCA (P-GSTA) revealed that sediment becomes finer, better sorted, and less gravely through major transporting processes and reconstructed sediment-transport pathways in the microtidal sand flat.

Identification of the Isd system in S. aureus has demonstrated the importance of cell-wall sorted proteins in heme binding and transport [ 40].

Spores presumably were stirred up and transported as mail was sorted and delivered.

Usually, well-rounded and sorted grains indicate that sediments were transported for a long distance from its source (Hussain et al. 2006), whereas the sub-rounded and poorly sorted grains imply short distance of transportation (Hussain et al. 2006).