Sentence examples for termini on from inspiring English sources

Deposition of tetra-aza-porphyrin species bearing ethyl termini on Au(111) held at room temperature results in a close-packed assembly.

It exists as a tightly intertwined homodimer with a phenol-binding pocket buried inside, placing two C termini on the same side of the dimer.

The question is whether a state may require all corporations or persons, with immaterial exceptions, who operate automobiles, etc., for the transportation of persons or property over a regular route and between fixed termini on the public highways of the State, for compensation, to obtain a certificate from the Railroad Commission that public necessity and convenience require such operation.

For sphingolipids (SP), the two chains corresponding to a long chain base and an N-acyl chain are also drawn with the chain termini on the left of the ceramide template backbone and the head groups are on the right.

For two out of the eight lipid categories, GL and GP, the radyl hydrocarbon chains - sn1, sn3 and sn3 chains at positions 1, 2 and 3 on the glycerol backbone corresponding to stereo chemical numbering (sn) scheme - are drawn with the chain termini on the left using attachment points on the template backbone and the appropriate head groups are shown on the right (Figure 2).

The highway runs between termini on US Highway 23 (US 23) near Omer and Rogers City in the northeastern Lower Peninsula of the state.

(1) DNA ligase, which rejoins polynucleotides having a 3'-OH terminus on one polynucleotide and a 5'-PO4 terminus on the other, had just become available through Drs. Olivera and Lehman at Stanford (1967).

The average ratio of nonsynonymous substitutions to synonymous substitutions (dN/dS, ω) of the N terminus on all branches was 0.29 under the one ratio model, supporting the hypothetical functional constraints of N termini across the phylogeny.

All that is left of the old railway terminus on the Kowloon side is the clock tower, one of Hong Kong's most famous landmarks.

But Joseph Anderson wanted a city, and in the 1850s he willed one from the ground after a railway company built its state-line terminus on his father-in-law's farmland.

Our initial investigation has focused on the role of an extended surface loop, created by linking the native N- and C-termini, on protein integrity.