Sentence examples for transport facilitation from inspiring English sources
Vesicle traffic and transport facilitation is represented with 20 genes, including 5 ABC transporters [ 39], which are all down with exception of abcA2.
The extent of transport facilitation depends on the buffer pK and concentration, up to one million fold increase in transport rate at high concentration, as well as on the pH in the liquid phases.
The program is also pursuing the several technologies which show promise of overcoming those limits, including multiple tab plate design, mass transport facilitation and minor component (both beneficial and detrimental impurity) management.
According to the FunCatDB, proteins with high Na4vSS are preferably related to "transport facilitation" whereas functions like "cellular communication" or "protein fate" appear to be associated with membrane proteins displaying lower aggregation propensities.
In contrast, functional categories including transport facilitation, energy, and amino acid metabolism were over-represented.
In this study, we identified several ESTs encoding proteins involved in transport facilitation.
Notably, transcripts encoding transport facilitation-related functions were over-represented in the pulp of berries from well-watered vines, whereas those encoding energy-related functions were over-represented in the seeds of berries from well-watered vines.
This was evidenced by the induction of a protein-transport facilitation protein (DY475074) in flowers of tolerant-2 and repression of aquaporin-like membrane channel protein (DY396334) and DNA-J like protein involved in intracellular protein transport (DY475488) in flowers of susceptible-1.
Additionally, genes encoding transporter facilitation comprised 5.4%.
For all the pilot regions particular attention is given to further integration of e-mobility and public transport, the facilitation of multi-modal solutions and interlinking the different pilot regions to facilitate interoperability of electric vehicles and the charging infrastructure.
Globins have been called respiratory proteins because transport and facilitation of diffusion of oxygen to the mitochondria are the predominant and first established functions of vertebrate globins.
