Sentence examples for their function on from inspiring English sources
ABP were classified into 6 categories according to their function on actin, reported in the literature.
Chemical products depend for their function on a chemical or a chemical transformation and are usually of high value and manufactured in low volumes, relative to commodity chemicals.
Furthermore, we present an overview describing high-throughput techniques to identify CRMs genome wide and experimental methodologies to validate their function on a large scale.
We can reconstruct their morphology and (partially) their function on the basis of different documents: terracotta models, representations on glyptic and other kind of support, written sources.
That inventory has been therefore developed upon a precise classification made on different elements type (equipment, facilities, plants) according to their function on construction site.
(The brakes, when engaged, act as generators by reversing their function on the front axle; they then convert their stored energy when the car accelerates).
This makes it necessary to create compounds, which either exhibit their functions on one single protein to exclude undesired cross-reactivity or to use the advantageous effect of less selective drugs that target numerous proteins and therefore exhibit their functions on whole protein classes.
To define the suppressive effects of Tregs on conventional T cells, one has to take their functions on CD4 and CD8 populations into account.
The effect of these polymer brushes on acidic membrane and basic membrane are investigated and compared extensively to explore their functions on membrane microstructure and mass transfer.
Hematopoietic growth factors (HGFs) are proliferative and chemotactic agents for hematopoietic stem cells, although their functions on renal transplantation are rarely reported.
Presumably, each of the 'experts' at the workshop developed their functions on the basis of field experience, knowledge of the relevant literature and a range of (unknown) biases.
