| 词汇 | example_english_conserve |
| 释义 | Examples of conserveThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Protein-protein interactions : structurally conserved residues distinguish between binding sites and exposed protein surfaces. The volume and the angular momentum of each cross-vortex filament are conserved throughout the stretching as a result of disregarding the viscous dissipation. Secondly, the metaphor implies inertia, conserving the energy. If the baryon number is conserved, then only a small fraction of the energy content of matter can be extracted. What would be conserved if ' 'the tape were played twice ' '? A genetic locus of enterocyte effacement conserved among diverse enterobacterial pathogens. The synthesis of single-domain magnetite crystals by numerous species raises the possibility that similar, conserved genes may control these biomineralization processes. Clear and well-defined fringes indicate that a stable phase relationship is conserved across all the generated visible spectrum. Each gong acts selfishly and independently, either purging or conserving water to achieve its target. The asterisks indicate the 7 conserved residues present in the amino-terminal fragment. However, due to the large number of evolutionarily conserved epitopes, paramyosin could perhaps be applied as a general marker for helminth and ectoparasite infections. The 6 conserved cysteine residues are shaded in light grey. The folding transition state between sh3 domains is conformationally restricted and evolutionarily conserved. Additionally, it contains a smaller domain which is completely -helical and less well conserved. The study found that the energy was conserved for time-steps up to 12 fs for molecules of 40 000 atoms. The interface between the two domains contains most of the phylogenetically conserved residues. The structurally conserved longin domains play a role in vacuolar and subcellular targeting. X represents a residue that is not highly conserved and implies a gap in the sequence alignment. A highly conserved large molecular weight cyclophilin of filarial parasites. Total energy is remarkably well conserved, within 0.03% for the 18 000 time steps of the entire computation. The power of the fundamental mode decreases by the same amount, so that power flow is conserved. In a planar device, this will be a stable configuration, because the linear momentum is conserved and is negative. Naturally, these equations have less conserved quantities since the magnetic field is no longer a passive variable. Sensitivity to these issues will draw care providers closer to being able to provide comprehensive, dignity conserving care. The residues conserved within these domains can be useful in identifying crucial determinants for cell-cell interaction during malaria. Accepting that energy has to be conserved, this proves that the fog explosions are, indirectly, driven by solar energy. We know that for an ideal gas with constant specific heat the entropy is conserved. Transcription mammals is typically regulated by enhancer activity emanating from multiple conserved non-protein coding sequences. Factor binding to conserved cis-acting regulatory sequences correlates with expression of the genes. If an organised effort at conserving interactive electroacoustic works were initiated, what form would it take? The main assumption of their approach is that the total momentum in two-layer flow and the energy in one of the layers are conserved. The final forms of solution we investigate can apply at a moving boundary at which mass is conserved. Sites conserved in all taxa are indicated by an asterisk (*) under the alignment. However, (3.1) shows clearly that the total energy is conserved and is composed of the part stored in small-scale and largescale structures. As such, much of the genome will be highly conserved because it results in advantageous phenotypic effects. The seven individual consensi were then aligned, and conserved and degenerate regions identified. The anticodon loop and the base-paired region that precedes it were strictly conserved. Consistent with the observation that -butyrolactone receptors recognize the same nucleotide sequence, the residues on helix 3 are completely conserved among the receptors. However, from the point of view of global wood markets, conserving forestland can be considered a permanent supply reduction. Besides conserving soil and water they also function as property demarcations. The statistical results found here support this approach for conserving the tropical natural forest ecosystem. By staying within the safe environmental limits, much of the biodiversity would be conserved, while income per capita rose. Such approaches are generating renewed interest in ecological aspects of crop production which can optimize yields while conserving soil, water, energy and other environmental resources. Efficiency was therefore conserved, to a degree, while canopies reduced the solar energy they intercepted. If solidification is taking place, mass is conserved and momentum is lost. Their conclusion is that the marginal cost for conserving endangered species is usually not high. In the actual world, however, material objects are generally conserved. In this way, the fingerprint of passing through the near-wake region remains conserved. Our formulation assumes that the variation of the free surface is constrained in such a way that total mass be conserved. All circulation integrals around loops larger than about one grid square are conserved however. Residues indicated in bold print are conserved among at least 50 % of the sequences compared. Within these regions, conserved segments of high similarity between the two species alternate with segments of low similarity. The evidence available is derived from later steps in the presumed pathway, but it is known that these are well conserved across species. In the setting of isopycnic coordinates, one seeks a quantity s that is (approximately) conserved along particle paths. Adapting wheat cultivars to resource conserving farming practices and human nutritional needs. Possibly evolution has conserved some of the primitive catalysts by integrating them as cofactors of more evolved molecules. Such an adjustment assumes that social mobility is not only naturally conserving, which is unlikely, but also symmetric, which is even less likely. The worst possible work conserving schedule takes less than twice as long as the best possible schedule. Because water was the energy source powering the mines, it needed to be conserved, redistributed, and managed in an orderly and frugal manner. After priming, seeds can also be redried and stored for some time, conserving the acquired high vigour. However, since these compilations represent excerpts from accounts which are unevenly conserved, any attempt at counting words or other exercises in quantification are superfluous. In this way, the dean consistently defends and reproduces middleclass ideology, even as he believes himself to be disinterestedly conserving the virtues of high culture. Mortality rates were most conserved across sites: species occuring at two sites usually had similar rates at each. Species differed markedly in biomass growth rate, but this hierarchy was almost completely conserved across all eight treatments. Nowadays, several fragments are well conserved but others undergo selective logging and cattle grazing. The cutting edge: conserving wildlife in logged tropical forests. The proximal promoter of the mouse arrestin gene directs gene expression in photoreceptor cells and contains an evolutionarily conserved retinal factor-binding site. Mammalian cell death proteases: a family of highly conserved aspartate specific cysteine proteins. Thus, there may be an evolutionarily conserved asymmetry in the metaphase checkpoint, which may reveal something about its mechanism. Expression and genetics analysis of prtb, a gene encoding a highly conserved proline-rich protein expressed in the brain. Cultural capital not only has been conserved but has generated revenue by profitable conversion into social and economic capital. The extent to which the molecular mechanisms underlying these processes are conserved remains to be seen. Evolutionarily conserved developmental signaling pathways active in germinal and neuronal stem cell proliferation and differentiation in drosophila and mammalian development are implicated in mammary tumorigenesis. The protein kinase family : conserved features and deduced phylogeny of the catalytic domains. The conformations of the more distant ends of the b-strands and connecting turns are more poorly conserved. The seed storage proteins, which are conserved throughout different plant families, are strong candidates for mediating the observed crossreactivity. Within it, heat and solute are conserved and the temperature and liquid composition are coupled by the equilibrium (liquidus) relationship. Another conserved quantity can be found from the j-equation in (1). They also conserved inputs and were preferable to the conventional rice-wheat rotation. Genetic diversity of crop species is conserved both ex situ in genebanks and in situ on farms and elsewhere. Burgers' equation governs a one-dimensional flow in which fluid volume is not conserved. Nevertheless, even without complete resolution capabilities such conserved scalar measurements can still provide useful estimates of the local extent of mixing. Section 2 gives a brief description of the experiments and the conserved and reactive scalar techniques used. Unless the volume inflow rate to the current takes a certain fixed value, energy cannot be conserved between upstream and downstream sections. Without some unusual grain discrimination, the zircon age groups in the source materials must be conserved in their original proportions during any recycling. In the entire human protein kinase family these residues are approximately 95% conserved; many of the variants at these positions may lack enzymatic activity. Nevertheless, these residues are also approximately 95% conserved. The natural logarithm of this probability function can be used as a score for any sequence, thereby recognizing the presence of evolutionarily conserved nucleotide associations. A total of 1,759 (3%) were conserved across all of these species and yeast. An analysis of their exon/intron junctions and sequence similarities indicates that all myosins are highly conserved and some may represent gene duplication events. If the gene pairs are the result of duplication, it is interesting to note that while exon lengths have been conserved, intron lengths have not. A multiple alignment for the entire superfamily was constructed by aligning the conserved sequence features shared by all the individual families. We would expect coding sequences to be conserved, but regions of non-coding conservation, which could harbour potential functional (conserved) sequences, are of particular interest. Furthermore, they share a fusion to a novel conserved domain with characteristic histidines with the actinobacterial versions. Substitution of the conserved glycine by alanine may disrupt the structure of this region and prevent assembly or expression of the receptor. The negative charge of two adjacent residues within a highly conserved sequence in the juxtamembrane region appears to be crucial for inhibition. However, it should be pointed out that the amino acids in this region are not well conserved and their functional role in vertebrates is unclear. However, the end is differently conserved in eukaryotes. Like steroid receptors, catecholamine receptors are also represented in primitive species and have transmembrane domains that have been highly conserved. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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