Sentence examples for tighter associations from inspiring English sources

Even though both collagen and fibrin fibres were observed in association with the cell surface, only fibrin fibres were found in tighter associations with the cell surface during the later time periods, as shown in Figure 2(C) (12 h contraction) compared with Figures 2(B) (4 h contraction).

The slower antigen release may be attributed to the tighter association of the lipid layer with the PLGA core, which reduces the diffusion of KLH from NPs into the bulk solution.

The reduced ability of isoform 2 to promote macropinocytosis is consistent with the preferential cytoplasmic localization and tighter association of isoform 2 with activated Rac1 (Fig. 8).

NHERF2 was previously shown to have slower microvillar mobility and tighter association with certain cytoskeleton partners compared with NHERF1 [ 12].

More indirect evidence for tighter association of TMD than FP and that TMD constitutes the inner core of the TMD FP complex can be deduced from Figure 2B.

Our findings indicate that there may in fact be a tighter association between FVa and PT, in line with the findings of Yegneswaran et al. [ 40].

HDACI facilitates the removal of highly charged acetyl groups from core histones, causing a tighter association between DNA and nucleosomes and preventing transcription factor from accessing to DNA.

A further conformational change in Sec31A could result in a tighter association between the outer coat of COPII and the inner coat, stabilizing Sec31A at ERES.

As the pH increases, the amines become fully deprotonated, which causes a tighter association with the gold NPs and pulls the NPs toward the SAM and gold film.

This implies that, for these residues, a larger energetic cost is associated with the deformations required for these tight associations.

Intronic hypermethylated DMRs in BD disrupts binding sites for enhancer-associated protein p300 [ 43], highlighting the tight associations of intronic DMRs with enhancers.