Sentence examples for understanding of its function from inspiring English sources
The essential function of the GT makes it an attractive antimicrobial target; therefore a better understanding of its function and its mechanism of interaction with substrates could help in the design and the development of new antibiotics.
The method of expressing ZNF706 protein used in this study can be used to direct various functional and structural studies that will contribute to the understanding of its function as well as its relationship with other biological molecules and its putative role in carcinogenesis.
The ability to understand how and when USP7 deubiquitinates each substrate is essential to our overall understanding of its function.
Drosophila has only one PARP1 gene, making the understanding of its function relatively easier than in human cells with more than 17 PARPs.
But our review of the instructions do not reveal any such limitation on the jury's understanding of its function in addressing that question.
Information on dopaminergic function in the nervous system of invertebrates should improve the understanding of its function in more complex systems, such as human beings.
This will surely make the understanding of its functioning for non-technicians more complicated but it will improve the rigour of the determination of the ecological footprint of building.
The amplifier schematic is publicly available [36], and it has been used to gather a basic understanding of its functioning.
Knowledge of the precise interactions of a given protein is crucial for the understanding of its functions.
Despite of increased attention to the actin cytoskeleton, major gaps in our understanding of its functioning in plant gravisensing still remain.
The revelation of the Wood Wide Web's existence, and the increased understanding of its functions, raises big questions — about where species begin and end; about whether a forest might be better imagined as a single superorganism, rather than a grouping of independent individualistic ones; and about what trading, sharing, or even friendship might mean among plants.
