Sentence examples for thereby marking it from inspiring English sources

PKG in turn phosphorylates residues located in the C-terminal portion of β-catenin, thereby marking it for degradation.

On the contrary, cIAP proteins inhibit noncanonical NF- κB activation by constitutively ubiquitinating NF- κB-inducing kinase (NIK) in a complex together with TNFR-associated factor 2 (TRand) and TRAF3, thereby marking it for proteasomal degradation.

miRNAs of plants bind the targeted mRNA with high complementarity and thereby mark it for degradation, whereas animal miRNAs more typically bind with sub-optimal complementarity and inhibit or diminish productive translation [1].

Although not statistically representative of the whole industry, the current study provides data from a relatively large number of women workers that could be compared to the nationally representative sample in the 1996 National Health and Morbidity Survey (NHMS), thereby marking its contribution to the existing literature.

The division is attributed in medieval sources to the route taken by a tame female deer that was set free to run across the island by Æbbe, founder and first abbess of the double monastery at Minster-in-Thanet, thereby marking out its endowment.

Though the DJ-producer now calls LA home, a press release notes that this song is an exploration of her "Chinese roots by way of Malaysia"—the country from which Singapore gained its independence on August 9 , 1965 thereby marking their annual National Day.

Some of his more trenchant observations: On restaurant wine: "Most restaurants treat wine as a luxury item, marking it up an exorbitant 200 to 500 percent, thereby effectively discouraging the consumption of wine.

I know this because they all posted them on Facebook, thereby marking the beginning of the pre-race season and an upsurge in the intensity of running self-coverage.

(At another moment, she repeats the idea that the long dash on the last page of "Gatsby" is a deliberate attempt to evoke Gatsby's dock, thereby marking "one of the first graphic novel moments in American literature").

She appeared in 1999 on the cover of American Vogue (July), which proclaimed the "Return of the Sexy Model," thereby marking the end of the then popular and controversial look known as "heroin chic"—an extremely thin physique paired with pale skin, dark undereye circles, and often disheveled hair and clothing.

The small Swiss regional carrier has agreed to brand its own planes as 'Etihad Regional' and sport the Gulf carrier's paint - thereby marking a turning point in global aviation strategy.