Sentence examples for substantial sequestration from inspiring English sources

Phosphorylation of TAZ at serine 89 is required for its interaction with 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3andsubstantialon in the cytoplasequestration., 2008).

Both phases exhibited significant efflux (respiration) of CO2 immediately after wetting, followed by substantial influx (sequestration) of CO2.

We conclude that a carbon market can motivate supply of substantial carbon sequestration but only modest amounts of biodiversity services from agricultural land.

While fossil fuel emissions have been increasing and the sink has recently weakened in some parts of the basin, mature forests in all nine nations continued to contribute substantial net sequestration of carbon over the most recent decade.

This suggests substantial intravascular lipid sequestration of lipophilic amitriptyline (logP 5.0 [5]), consistent with the "lipid sink" hypothesis first proposed by Weinberg in 1998 [7], with greater amitriptyline levels being seen in the more lipaemic ('top') samples than in those of the less lipaemic 'bottom'bottom

Structural comparison of STX in the initial frame and after 90 ns of MD shows that concomitant with PIP2 sequestration, substantial changes occur in side-chain orientations of several critical residues.

Results show that anticipated climate change induces a substantial decrease in C sequestration potential regardless of which of the four tree species tested are planted.

There is substantial evidence that lymphocyte sequestration develops in healthy volunteers and renal transplant patients treated with FTY720 (Table 3).

But the sequestration potential is substantial only in the long term.

Depuration of lead in blood does not imply its excretion, but rather the sequestration of a substantial proportion in soft tissues and ultimately in bone from which it may eventually be mobilized, as during pregnancy [9] or in old age [10].

Nevertheless, in all cases the C sequestration potential can be substantial.