Sentence examples for turn positions from inspiring English sources
This in turn positions P5 and P8 aromatic rings to face solvent that may promote binding to the T-cell receptor, leading to a robust T-cell activation.
"We've had people turn positions down because they can't duplicate a certain lifestyle, say from Houston to New York," said Johnny H. Haines, national relocation manager for the Deloitte & Touche accounting firm.
The BVMOLepto consists of 488 amino acids and it is characterized by the lack of 52 residues that comprise one helical turn (positions 257 259), one helix (positions 262 276) and a second short helix (positions 278 284) in the polypeptide chain of the CHMO from Rhodococcus sp. HI-31 (Additional file 1: Figure S2).
Other studies have suggested tablets are carving a strong niche as a device for casual browsing — which in turn positions them to support casual and impulse shopping, something that's more difficult to achieve on smartphones with their limited real estate (although a highly curated experience may be one way to push impulse transactions through the mobile pipe, as YPlan is doing).
Rashad needs to turn positions of safety into positions of attack, and must do so without catching anything in between those two points.
During the development of the follicular epithelium, physical contact with germ cells is required for apical localization of the polarity determinant Crbs, which in turn positions the junctional component, Discs lost.
Those endeavors, in turn, positioned him to move into directing, with the acclaimed HBO mini-series "The Corner".
After Mr. Clinton became president, he gave the three men a chance to turn position papers into policy.
This, in turn, positioned her for a megawatt career, making her visible to the likes of Eric Schmidt at Google and then Mark Zuckerberg at Facebook.
That's when Gutierrez, who moved up between horses around the final turn, positioned his colt not far from the rail and set him down to run.
In turn, position cues can spontaneously emerge to pattern cell/tissue into regular/periodic shape.
