Sentence examples for upon its entry from inspiring English sources

Upon its entry to the W.T.O., China has promised to allow 30percentt foreign ownership of ventures providing such value-added services, rising to 49percentt after one year and 50percentt after two years.

One of Spain's principal goals upon its entry into the American War of Independence in 1779 was the recovery of Gibraltar, which had been lost to England in 1704.

The mutation cluster detected by our method is located in the substrate entry-loop between β-sheet F (βF) and α-helix G (αG), which tightens on the substrate upon its entry into the active site providing additional substrate-specific interactions [52] [55].

Upon its entry into live cells, the diacetate groups are cleaved by cellular esterases.

Upon its entry into the cytosol, iron can be assembled into Fe−S clusters for the maturation of cytosolic and nucleic proteins (7), incorporated into enzymes such as ribonucleotide reductase (8), or stored in ferritin.

These require the uptake of other NAD+ precursors from the diet, including NR. Upon its entry in the cell, NR is phosphorylated by NR kinases into nicotinamide mononucleoside (NMN), which is then converted to NAD+ by NMN adenylyltransferase (Bieganowski and Brenner, 2004).

This cycle is slightly more complex in case of the heterodimeric Kapβ1/importin-α transport receptor upon its nuclear entry, RanGTP binding leads to the dissociation of importin-α from Kapβ1 and concomitantly, with the aid of the nucleoporin NUP50 (Nup2), the cNLS-cargo is released from importin-α, which is then recycled to the cytoplasm by the exportin CAS (Cse1) (Fig. 3).

SipA therefore drives its own cleavage upon cell entry, a novel mechanism for activating a T3SE.

Taken together, these results suggest that the viral complex undergoes considerable changes in its composition (and conformation) upon nuclear entry.

The celebration will be open press but cell phones will be confiscated upon entry and returned upon exit.

Three individuals enter and are specifically focused upon during entry.