Sentence examples for target wrapped from inspiring English sources

Wrapper results in a target wrapped in N ligand copies (target-ligandN complex) provided as a single Protein Databank (PDB) file.

Tracy settled into a chair at the Starbucks in the Target, wrapped a jacket around Sophia, installed a toy in her chubby fists, then warmed her hands on a cappuccino.

This phantom has several sets of contours for various IMRT treatment planning tests, but we only use three of the contours: a C-shaped target (called "OuterTarget"), an OAR that the target wraps around ("Core"), and the external contour of the phantom itself ("BODY").

A new book, "Transformative Concepts for Drug Design: Target Wrapping" (Springer) by Rice University bioengineering professor Ariel Fernandez, suggests new methods the industry can use to improve its bottom line today.

The Target test wrapped up some time ago, and Target instead launched its own Drive Up curbside pickup this year – possibly encouraged by the potential it saw through its tests with the third party.

The other major players are the Swiss giant Nestlé and Wyeth, based in Madison, N.J., which makes Wal-Mart's Parent's Choice formulas as well as America's Store Brand, which is sold at stores like Kmart and Target and wrapped in their own labels.

In entosis, the target cells wrap the invading cells with a cytoplasmic membrane to create a starvation environment (entotic vacuole).

The former Chelsea forward Bertrand Traoré, who scored the winner in Lyon's 2-1 victory at Goodison Park a fortnight ago, opened the scoring midway through the second half, before the substitute Houssem Aouar and the former Manchester United man and Everton transfer target Memphis Depay wrapped things up.

For irradiation at the Ispra cyclotron, the target material was wrapped in an aluminum foil of a 25-μm thickness.

Single-molecule analyses revealed that RAD52Y104pCMF specifically targets and wraps ssDNA.

But the assembled domain can not change its structure after binding to target as CaM wraps around its target.