Sentence examples for targets bear from inspiring English sources

The other targets bear noticeably less heat than uranium target, which is descending by the target length enhancement.

Approximately 85% of PUM1 and PUM2 mRNAs targets bear the motif exclusively in the 3'-UTRs, 3 5% (PUM2 and PUM1, respectively) solely in the CDS, and ∼17% bear the motif in both the CDS and 3'-UTRs (Figure 3B).

As seen in previous systematic analyses of mRNA targets of the yeast and Drosophila Pumilio proteins [35], [36], most of the human PUM targets contain a characteristic PUF-binding motif in the 3'-UTR, and a significant number of targets bear the motif in the CDS (Table 2).

Changes in the appearance of crowded targets bear a strong resemblance to the filling-in that occurs when regions of texture perceptually complete across either homogeneous target regions or the blind spot [ 42, 43].

This lemma about the required transmit power to achieve SINR targets bears a very nice intuitive explanation.

In 2012, the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta), also said it was "actively shopping for machines to stalk hunters" targeting bears, deer and birds.

But a keen-eyed viewer may have noticed that no target bore more of Oliver's fury than the most detestable collection of people that ever lived: the people from stock photography.

In contrast, most of the C-terminal part of the receptor folds into a ring-like α-helical structure and binds folded and functionally intact peroxisomal targets that bear a C-terminal peroxisomal targeting signal type-1.

Finally, assumptions must also be examined carefully; for example, a method that relates gene expression with drug targets must bear in mind that most drugs bind proteins, not DNA or RNA.

"We hope these measures are well targeted to bear down on the organised crime behind much of this activity".

Here, we report that the main HIV-1 target cells bear markers of both DC and macrophages, which are usually used to distinguish these types of cells in the peripheral blood.