Sentence examples for which then donates from inspiring English sources
In contrast, methanogenic Archaea such as Methanococcus maripaludis use environmental sulfide, which is abundant in those organisms' anaerobic habitats, to generate an uncharacterized protein persulfide, which then donates sulfur to directly generate Cys-tRNACys in a reaction dependent on SepCysS.
Flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD) is a redox cofactor that acts as an electron acceptor in mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation to form FADH2, which then donates its electrons to the electron transport chain.
It has an iron-sulfur [2Fe-2S] redox center that centrally participates in the Q cycle by transferring an electron from ubiquinol to cytochrome c1, which then donates it to cytochrome c.
These proteins contain a flavin that accepts electrons from NAD(P H and transfers them one at a time to an iron-sulfur cluster, which then donates electrons to the active site of the oxygenase component of the enzyme.
But what has attracted notice recently is Mr. Singer's September donation of $175,000 to a group called Take Initiative America — California, a corporation that had been set up in Missouri the day before, and which then donated the money to a group called Californians for Equal Representation.
He declared the gifts, including the wine, which he then donated to charity.
While there, he also purchased some Hebrew manuscripts, like the Esther Scroll shown here, which he then donated to Columbia University.
Watched by friends, she used time in the spotlight at midnight to ice a cake which she then donated to a One & Other staff member who was celebrating a birthday.
*innocent face*." Lord McAlpine successfully sought damages – which he then donated to charity – from the BBC and ITV, as well as from "high-profile tweeters" who had libelled him, including the comedian Alan Davies and the writer George Monbiot.
Feinstein, who sponsored the 1994 legislation that created Death Valley and Joshua Tree national parks and the Mojave National Preserve, pushed for federal matching funds to complete the purchase of the land, which was then donated to the government for preservation.
Such as the Fairbuy.org app that claims to allow you to offset the production conditions of fashion items by making a voluntary top-up contribution of 50 cents per piece, which is then donated to a garment workers' welfare trust.
