Sentence examples for a defined shift from inspiring English sources

Conformational changes in the G-protein are thought to be sequential, whereby receptor contacts induce a defined shift of G-protein regions relative to one another, mainly between the C-terminal α5 helix (movement and rotation), the α2/3 region and the α4/β6 loops.

The distribution of DNAm values for each cell type-by-protocol combination shows a defined shift in DNAm of the nRBC population between sorting methods (Fig.  4).

The authors defined shift work as spending at least 50 days a year working rotating shifts that forced participants to go to bed after midnight, get out of bed for work before 5 a.m. or work through the night.

In this study, we used the antibiotic vancomycin as a tool to induce defined shifts in the intestinal microbiota and model an altered colonization state in early life.

They defined shifts as employment outside 0700-1900.

The research field would benefit from an enhanced consensus on how to define shift work as a concept.

It has been observed that if the sea surface is illuminated by HF waves, then significant energy at a defined frequency shift can be received.

The λmax of each cone type exhibits a defined wavelength shift as the A2 proportion changes [ 63].

Second, IsoStamp relies solely on this isotopic perturbation to identify a labeled peptide, with no requirement of a defined mass shift or a specific reporter mass fragment.

This concept pertains to many quantitative labeling approaches (i.e., ICAT, iTRAQ), where an isotopically labeled tagging reagent is used to impart peptides with a defined mass shift or a particular reporter mass.

As one can see in the circled area, the LC elution pattern for the C (natural) and C-labeled metabolite ions of the same metabolite are identical but have a defined m/ z shift (861.3835 for the C ion and 897.5043 for the corresponding C ion).