Sentence examples for a critical mark from inspiring English sources

Nickel ions and hypoxia both increased global levels of H3K9m2 [24], [25], [25], a critical mark for gene silencing.

Similarly, level of RNAPII and H3K4 trimethylation (a critical mark of gene activation) were also decreased upon MLL4 knockdown.

Quite unlike the manicule, however, the diple underwent a rapid transformation from critical mark to authorial one: a scant few centuries after its creation, Christian writers began to use the diple to mark not noteworthy text but Biblical quotations in an era when Christian books outnumbered all other works four to one.

We also know that 2016 will be the hottest year ever recorded and the first time temperatures have reached the critical mark of 1C (1.8F) above normal.

But instead, Pelli found that the critical mark size was about three times larger than the smallest resolvable mark.

However, a critical discourse marks uncool art as well - it phrases itself in terms of the long sweep of the art canon, and understands itself as a continuation of millennia of art, with corresponding intellectual and aesthetic responsibilities to bear.

A moderate financial success despite being a critical failure, it marked the first and last time Moore and Baldwin co-starred in a movie until 2017.

This switch in the relative levels of DCC and UNC5H takes place during a critical developmental period marked by substantial reorganization and vulnerability of the mPFC DA system, which coincides with the onset of symptoms of many psychiatric disorders, including schizophrenia.

Despite the accumulating knowledge about the biology of PCa, the molecular machineries that differ between grade 3 and 4/5 cancers and mark a critical change from curable to lethal are largely unknown.

It will mark a critical moment in the UK's relationship with the court.

IT MAY not sound dramatic, but for the Liberal Democrats it will mark a critical break with the recent past.