Sentence examples for stabilisation of components from inspiring English sources
If such oriented conduits exist they could allow the directional transport and/or unequal stabilisation of components of the polarity machinery (such as Ds and Ft themselves).
We see no evidence for stabilisation of ACC by incorporation of inorganic components.
Further studies of tumours characterised quantitatively for telomerase activity, telomere-binding protein expression and additionally telomere length will provide more insight into the interaction of these three components in the stabilisation of telomeres in malignant and benign cells.
The circular component contributes to a good stabilisation of the small fragment, while the linear element is used in the long one [ 5, 10, 12].
Decreasing LDL resulted in stabilisation of the plaque with a reduced lipid component and increased collagen content.
The links between Raf and the components of AP-1 are stronger than with MAPK, which may further suggest that Raf is the important component in driving the stabilisation of AP-1.
This again suggests that stabilising interaction within long loop regions, in this case, formation of salt bridges or ordering of water between the long loops by increased ionic components has led to a stabilisation of the loop structure, and ultimately stabilisation of the i-motif structure.
It functions as a molecular chaperone, aiding the refolding of non-native proteins, and plays a critical role in stabilisation of the cytoskeleton through interactions with several cytoskeletal components, such as actin, intermediate filaments and microtubules [ 7].
The diversification also results in the opportunity to increase farmers' income and a stabilisation of the rural communities without harming the ecological component of those socio-ecological systems (sensu [59]).
Perhaps the inhibition of the proteasome leads to stabilisation of proteins that increase phosphorylation of the three key components in the MAPK pathway.
2 Current resuscitation guidelines recommend rapid intravascular administration of isotonic crystalloid and/or colloid as an essential component of the initial resuscitation and stabilisation of paediatric shock.
