(1) Before this move, the emergency coordinator for polio eradication in Pakistan, Elias Durry, explained, Pakistan had “informally been labelled” as an “exporter of polio” when strains of the virus originating from the country were found in China, Syria, Egypt, Israel and Palestine.
(2) Elias Durry, the WHO’s senior coordinator for polio eradication in Pakistan, confirmed the drop in cases, saying intensive vaccination efforts were paying off.
(3) You’ll prise my durry out of my cold, dead, cancerous fingers – and so on and so forth.
(4) Durry said the main reason for the fall in cases was better access to families in previously unvaccinated areas, where troops have been advancing.
(5) For services to the community in Drumoak and Durris, Aberdeenshire.
(6) There needs to be no more import-export of polio virus for at least six months,” Durry said.
Urry
Definition:
(n.) A sort of blue or black clay lying near a vein of coal.
Example Sentences:
(1) However, in confirmation of results in a previous paper (Sigworth, F. J., D. W. Urry, and K. U. Prasad.
(2) In a new report from the Campaign for Social Science, we argue that there should be a 10% increase in budgets across the board, with that extra money being directed towards cross-disciplinary research, where the social sciences have a critical role to play in addressing the big problems that will confront the UK over the next decade.” Facebook Twitter Pinterest John Urry ‘It’s frustrating how social sciences get sidelined in public debate’ John Urry, professor of sociology, Lancaster University, says: “There is no doubt that the casual way in which the social sciences get sidelined in public debate is frustrating.
(3) The motivation of this study was to determine whether lung tissue material without the influence of surface tension undergoes a phase transition in the 20-40 degrees C range, as does synthetic elastin studied by Urry in 1984-1986.
(4) Using Urry's gramicidin A (GA) atomic coordinates and ab into calculations, the interaction energies of a K+ ion with GA are examined.
(5) Rather the conductance differences are consistent with the decreased off-rate constant for the singly occupied state as the ionic radius decreases from that of cesium ion to sodium ion coupled with the decreased probability of the doubly occupied channel due to increased ion-ion repulsion as the channel is shortened (Urry et al.
(6) A shortened analog of gramicidin A has been shown by Urry et al.
(7) The membrane conformation of the peptide ionophore gramicidin A is shown by 19F NMR to be described by the N-terminal to N-terminal beta LD helical dimer model proposed by Urry [Urry, D.W. (1971) Proc.
(8) This direct structural approach verifies the beta-sheet hydrogen-bonding pattern proposed by Urry [Urry, D. W. (1971) Proc.
(9) The first part of this review on entropic elastic processes in protein mechanisms (Urry, 1988) demonstrated with the polypentapeptide of elastin (Val1-Pro2-Gly3-Val4-Gly5)n that elastic structure develops as the result of an inverse temperature transition and that entropic elasticity is due to internal chain dynamics in a regular nonrandom structure.
(10) A model for oxytocin has been previously proposed in which residues 3 and 4 occupy the corner positions in a beta turn (Urry, D. W., & Walter, R (1971) Proc.
(11) Treatment for over a year results in paucity of germ cells, vacuolation of Sertoli cells and reduction in Leydig cells (Lu & Steinberger 1978, Smith & Urry 1985).
(12) It is tentatively proposed that the folded conformation of oxytocin in aqueous media may contain a parallel beta-structure in the tocinamide ring consisting of two hydrogen bonds: one between the Tyr2 C = O and Asn5 peptide NH as originally proposed for the preferred conformation of oxytocin in dimethyl sulfoxide (D. W. Urry and R. Walter), and the second between he Cys1 C = O and the Cys6 NH.
(13) Of the specific models proposed for the structure of gramicidin, these data are consistent only with that of Urry.
(14) Experiments with charged derivatives of gramicidin A have been used in order to distinguish between different structural models of the dimeric channel; these studies strongly support Urry's model of a single-stranded, head-to-head associated helical dimer.
(15) The energy minimized model of the gramicidin channel, which was based on the results of Venkatachalam and Urry (1983), has a constriction at the channel entrance.
(16) The coacervate phase produced by raising the temperature of solutions of blocked alpha-elastin has water content and fibrillar structure at electron microscope level similar to fibrous elastin (Cox, B.A., Starcher, B.C., Urry, D.W. (1973) Biochim, Biophys.
(17) [Glickson, J. D., Mayers, D. F., Settine, J. M. & Urry, D. W. (1972) Biochemistry 11, 477-486] in which there is a rapid conformational order in equilibrium disorder equilibrium, the ordered structure being the left-handed beta 6.3 helix and the disordered state having local random-coil character.
(18) The tryptophan residues of gramicidin appear to be located near the membrane surface in agreement with the head-to-head dimeric structure proposed by D. W. Urry et al.
(19) Analysis of nuclear Overhauser effects, spin-spin couplings and solvent accessibility of NH groups show that the conformation of the Na+ complex of gramicidin A in detergent micelles, which in many ways mimic the phospholipid bilayer of biomembranes, is an N-terminal to N-terminal (head-to-head) dimer (Formula: see text) formed by two right-handed, single-stranded beta 6.3 helices with 6.3 residues per turn, differing from Urry's structure by handedness of the helices.
(20) Measurements with different chemically modified gramicidins in lipid bilayer membranes were used to discriminate between the dimeric pi(L,D) helix proposed by Urry and the dimeric parallel or antiparallel helices proposed by Veatch and Blout.