Sentence examples for a contribution of modifying from inspiring English sources
A contribution of modifying genes not linked to the NF1 locus might explain the variable expression of this condition.
A contribution of $5 is suggested.
In the upper panel of the interface a user can interactively modify molecule to inspect quantitative contribution of any modified atom(s) to the prediction of logD and to the width of the prediction interval.
The study by Stamboroski and coauthors presented distinguished contributions in the direction of modifying material surfaces to tailor their interaction with contacting molecular films.
Due to the limited contribution of patients in modifying their dietary habits, therapeutic resources aiming to reduce the progression of erosion-like lesions have been discussed.
Understanding the contribution of chromatin-modifying complexes to precise and heritable patterns of gene regulation in mammals has been a challenging task due to the complexity, redundancy, and, often, ubiquitous expression of such complexes.
Cobalt is known for its contribution in modifying the magnetic properties because of its high uniaxial anisotropy.
Aβ ELISA and mass spectrometry analyses on brain cortex samples from one of our patients (patient Sw2 of this study) with the Arctic AβPP mutation revealed deposition of a heterogeneous mixture of Aβ peptides with a significant contribution of N-truncated and N-terminally modified Aβ.
The optimization of RNA binding peptides to recognize the unique chemistries of modified nucleosides and the contributions they make to local structure affords the opportunity of inhibiting RNA binding proteins studied in vitro and possibly in vivo.
The moderately negative carbon isotope values indicate a normal marine signature which may be slightly modified by a variable contribution of CO2 derived from sedimentary organic matter decay.
To obtain estimates of the regional background contribution, we modified an approach developed to provide population-weighted daily averages of ambient pollution concentrations (Ivy et al. 2008) to provide spatially resolved hourly estimates of regional background pollution by removing local-source impacts modeled by hour of day and day of week.
