Sentence examples for Architectural factors from inspiring English sources
Individual differences in skill acquisition are influenced by several architectural factors.
In an attempt to uncover the mechanisms underlying the effects of CBL0137 on chromatin structure, we examined whether CBL0137 affected these architectural factors.
The airflow pattern on the spectators' terrace in stadia is affected by numerous architectural factors, such as form, size, permeability, i.e. the morphology of the building.
Optimizations of parallel programs for a many-core platform are viewed as a multifaceted problem, where both system and architectural factors should be taken into account.
This study investigated which architectural factors contribute to a sense of home and how these can be implemented in the design guidelines.
However, for the reason that determining the number of time delays or network architectural factors in a stand-alone mode does not guarantee the illuminating improvement of the performance for building the ATNN and TDNN model, we apply GAs to support optimization of the number of time delays and network architectural factors simultaneously for the ATNN and TDNN model.
Recent studies point to a crucial role of RNA as an architectural factor for shaping the genome and its nuclear environment.
While RXR can regulate gene expression due to its intrinsic ligand-activated transcription function, this receptor can also regulate transcription by functioning as a ligand-controlled DNA architectural factor.
PRRI contains binding sites for sequence-specific TFs, NF-κB, SRF and Sp1, whereas PRRII encompasses three binding sites for the architectural factor HMGA1 and one for Elf-1, a lymphoid-specific protein that belongs to the ETS TF family.
ChIP analysis was also performed for UBF1, an architectural factor regulating RNA polymerase I transcription.
The cellular distribution of CENP-V is consistent with its apparent role(s) both as an architectural factor in the primary constriction and as a factor influencing CPC stability and function.
