It unwinds dsDNA using a strand-exclusion mechanism whereby it binds and moves along one strand of the dsDNA in the 5′ to 3′ direction while excluding the complementary strand from its central channel (Ahnert and Patel, 1997, Hacker and Johnson, 1997, Jezewska et al., 1998, Kaplan and O'Donnell, 2002).
Many companies deployed Slack through a "land and expand" deployment, whereby one unit started using it passionately, and from there it moved across the organization like wildfire.
China's move shows a new maturity in its foreign relations whereby it won't allow individual disagreements to upset overall ties, said Ni Lexiong, a military expert at Shanghai's University of Political Science and Law.
This incremental nature of knowledge makes ample room for the traditional Mahāyāna teachings of the gradated bodhisattva path whereby one moves from the aspiration for enlightenment to the gradual realization of enlightenment.
Others proposed a different route whereby cholesterol moves directly from lysosomes to the ER without involving the PM (Neufeld et al., 1996; Underwood et al., 1998).
For the moment I'll just say that it involves a 'desperado': a move made by a piece about to be lost whereby it immolates itself for maximum gain.
Accordingly, it ignores the fact that APP follows a complex intracellular trafficking pathway whereby this protein moves between the TGN, cell surface, and endosomes where the various interacting proteins reside.
Exergaming (exercise-gaming) is interactive computer gaming whereby an individual moves the body in response to onscreen cues in a playful format.
However, more often in environmental and social systems, regime changes occur following significant perturbations, whereby the system moves to another stable state and sometimes this regime shift is irreversible (Whitten et al. 2012).
Social promotion the practice whereby children move up a grade each year regardless of their performance will be abolished.
