Sentence examples for which equilibrates from inspiring English sources
Here, we develop a method of mitochondrial thermometry based on Rhodamine B methyl ester, which equilibrates as a thermosensitive mixture of nonfluorescent and fluorescent resonance forms.
Although the function of Os9BGlu32 is unknown, it is a close homolog of Os9BGlu31, which equilibrates the levels of phenolic acids and carboxylated phytohormones and their gluco-conjugates (Luang et al. [2013]).
This study showed that Azolla has strong photosynthetic O2-releasing ability, which equilibrates the O2 and CO2 concentrations inside the chamber in favor of human survival and verifies the potential of Azolla for space applications.
According to the theorem, the existence of an internal force system which equilibrates the external loads guarantees that the masonry structure is in a stable equilibrium state, assuming that a few conditions on the material behaviour are satisfied: the stone blocks have infinite compressional resistance, and the contacts between them resist only compression and friction.
Valinomycin is a potassium carrier which equilibrates intra- and extracellular levels.
The filling material is room air, which equilibrates quickly with the PCO2 content of the capillaries in the sublingual mucosa.
In summary, NPM-ALK induces a senescence-like growth arrest that is dependent on p53 in the absence of further p53 stabilization Alternatively, NPM-ALK induces concomitant transcription and degradation of p53 protein which equilibrate to levels sufficient for senescence induction.
Kamenetsky et al. (2004) documented the presence of sodalite and inclusions in olivine containing halide-carbonate mineral assemblages, which equilibrated at temperatures of well above 400 °C.
In the final contiguous simulation the temperature was raised to 232 K, (approximately 2 K above the simulation melting point) and showed further reduction in the ice fraction which equilibrated to an average of 0.15 ± 0.01 (calculated over 2190 to 3160 ns time frame).
Binding and ubiquitylation assays show that Cand1 is a protein exchange factor that accelerates the rate at which Cul1-Rbx1 equilibrates with multiple F box protein-Skp1 modules.
This confirms that our model in which tracer equilibrates slowly in a fraction 1−v d of tissue is consistent with our data.
