Sentence examples for system mimicked the from inspiring English sources

Because the yeast translation system mimicked the effects of the cap structure and poly(A) tail on translational efficiency seen in vivo, this system was used to study cap-dependent and cap-independent translation of viral and cellular mRNA molecules.

The in vitro system mimicked the in vivo machinery and known inhibitors of the enzymes of the elongation module caused the expected accumulation of intermediates.

The body cannot excrete it, so the heavy, metallic element builds up in the victim's system, mimicking the slow deterioration of a natural disease.

"It's a closed loop," says Paul Smyth, one of Farm:Shop's co-founders, explaining how the system mimics the efficiency of nature.

Here, we created a lentiviral expression system mimicking the natural production of these two distinct immunoglobulin isoforms.

Confocal z-sectioning shows that epithelial and smooth muscle cells tend to separate into two distinct layers on a single nanofiber system mimicking the in vivo anatomy.

In this work, cleanroom-based processing techniques have been used for fabrication and characterization of nanostructures for inclusion in a multi-scale system mimicking the natural adhesive.

Gastrointestinal tract model system mimicking the conditions of the digestive organs was prepared according to the method of Enari et al. (2008) with slight modifications.

"The system mimics the design process of human chemists but runs it on a very large scale at a faster rate". Prof Hopkins and colleagues used the drug donepezil, used to treat people with Alzheimer's disease, to test the automated system.

As you will have sussed from the above pretentious drivel, for £50,000 I would enter the show arrogantly assuming I'm clever enough to game the system, mimic the tropes, feign attraction with someone while maintaining enough emotional distance to keep my eyes on the cash prize, and become some sort of tabloid anti-hero for trolling everyone.

This system mimics the major events occurring in the lumen of the gut, thus allowing studies of the effects preceding absorption through the gut wall.