Sentence examples for sorting towards from inspiring English sources

The adaptor, previously linked to the autophagic degradation of ubiquitin-positive protein aggregates [12], [13], [14], triggers the autophagic engulfment of the ubiquitylated client for sorting towards lysosomal degradation [11].

Conceivably, cargo must be either polyubiquitinated by K63-linked polyubiquitin chains or multiply monoubiquitinated for efficient sorting towards the lysosome for degradation (Barriere et al. 2007).

In conclusion, the encoded protein translocation machinery shows that no duplication of the Sec- or Tat-systems has taken place to facilitate separate translocation routes, and that both systems may be involved in protein sorting towards the anammoxosome.

Instead, cargo ubiquitylation becomes critical later in the endocytic pathway, to promote cargo sorting towards late endosomes and their subsequent degradation (see for instance Miranda et al., 2007; Kabra et al., 2008).

We found that on agar plates, where the dynamics are mostly determined by steric interactions caused by cell division, cells with the lowest pilus density and cells with the lowest pilus-breakage force sorted towards the colony boundary.

Abuse of all sorts towards disabled people is increasing as a result of this imagery but it's becoming ever more prevalent online.

"Every time you don't get runs when you put on an England helmet it's disappointing," said Trott, who looked tense and horribly out of sorts towards the end of the South Africa series and then found some strange, and unlucky, ways of getting out during the tour of Bangladesh.

As Mari observed, "Every single one of us practises untouchability of a sort towards this community without even thinking about it – when we employ only bhangis to clean our toilets, refuse to let them into our kitchens or unconsciously ensure that we never really touch them".

There was a flashpoint of sorts towards the end, when James Forrest refused pleas to allow John Guidetti to take the penalty that the winger had won.

Assuming the story is true and leaves nothing of importance out, we're likely to have two kinds of response to it: we have a negative feeling of some sort towards the neighbour, and we think that the neighbour acted wrongly towards poor J. Roughly speaking, sentimentalists think that these two responses are intimately related, with the feeling in the driving seat.

Whatever the case, Cristinus' tenure in the Isles may have witnessed an ecclesiastical reorientation, or shift of sorts, towards Argyll.