Sentence examples for subsequent unfolding from inspiring English sources
Assuming that the formation of the initial partially unfolded-dissociated species and its subsequent unfolding are two independent processes, the curve can be split into two parts and analyzed separately.
The use of nanoparticle technology for targeted delivery to the brain implies that targeted liposomes encapsulating a drug of interest will undergo receptor-mediated uptake and transport through the BBB with a subsequent unfolding of the liposomal content inside the brain, hence revealing drug release to adjacent drug-demanding neurons.
Indeed, most of the buffers used in our experiments include ZnSO4 to discourage loss of zinc and subsequent unfolding of the proteins.
In this mode, the unfolding of I27 may be accompanied by Ibalizumab release, leaving CD4D1D2 free of antibodies for subsequent unfolding.
The time constants have been measured to be 2 μs for photon absorption and adduct formation, 1 ms for the subsequent unfolding of the Jα helix, and about 70 s for the reversion to the dark state.
Therefore, the enthalpic contributions to the first two events must be a combination of binding of UP1 to the G-quadruplex structure (i.e., recognition) and the subsequent unfolding of the G-quadruplex.
While much is known about immediate brain activity changes induced by the confrontation with emotional stimuli, the subsequent temporal unfolding of emotions has yet to be explored.
Edward's subsequent adventures unfold with much the same romantic abandon as the doll's in "Hitty".
After such a great start to the year with the Asian Cup victory, it was incredible to watch the subsequent calamities unfold.
The attempted robbery and subsequent murder unfolded in front of police, at a time when the neighborhood was blacked out with no power.
"All military victories come at some diplomatic price and the costs of this one are becoming evident as subsequent events unfold … the political fallout of operating at the very edge of what the resolution authorised had a well-noted effect on both Moscow and Beijing," Michael Clarke, the institute's director, wrote.
