Sentence examples for a possible redirection of from inspiring English sources

Hence, a possible redirection of the pathway could be that the CCR2 activity takes the flux partially to H units in the ccr1 mutants.

Thus, it could be suggested that high levels of ABA are related to low levels of ethylene because of a possible redirection of AdoMet toward the biosynthesis of polyamines.

This overview did however, find that home telemonitoring in heart failure can lead to reductions in hospitalisation and readmission rates, whilst also increasing visits to outpatients and home visits thus suggesting a possible redirection of healthcare usage, rather than an elimination.

To verify the metabolic phenotype predications for increasing ethanol formation, two engineered S. cerevisiae KAM-14, KAM-15 strains were constructed for possible redirection of glycerol carbon flux into ethanol by overexpression of GLT1 in the fps1ΔgpdΔ mutant.

This fact excludes the possible redirection of butyrate to n-butanol pathway by the CoA-transferase linked to acetone production.

But it does say that the transition "requires an evolution of global and national financial systems," including "a potential redirection of 5percentto10percentcent of the annual capital revenues".

A vision of a Prussian-dominated northern Europe and a redirection of Austrian power to the Slavic areas in the south took shape in his mind.

Yet, the meaning of transference is a bit broader and refers to a redirection of emotions, often that originate in childhood, onto someone in the present.

In physiological terms, it was a mere redirection of blood flow.

A major redirection of our creative resources may thus be at hand.

Shorten points to a $7.7m redirection of funds from the national respite for carers program.