Sentence examples for a profound cleavage from inspiring English sources
We are possibly on the eve of a profound cleavage of policy within the Muslim world.
Before the election, Hall, convinced that the emergence of this new Conservatism marked a profound cleavage in British political history, coined the term Thatcherism, in a visionary article in Marxism Today.
The Psr/Phs clade is characterized by a profound cleavage into archaeal and bacterial branches suggesting an origin of this enzyme system prior to the divergence of domains.
And, because the line of division between North and South traces the nation's original fracture, we assume that between liberals and conservatives there is a profound historical cleavage, hard to repair.
Of note, a T59D mutant mimicking constitutive phosphorylation revealed more profound cleavage of Bid to jBid.
These results demonstrate that the difference in the 2 residues at the N-terminus of F2A (pGFP-F2A20Fm-CherryFP versus pGFP-F2A18Fm-CherryFP), together with the difference in the 3 residues immediately upstream of F2A (-SGSR GAC- versus -AAKA SLE- in the F2A18 construct), can have a profound effect on cleavage efficiency in the case of these short F2As and Table 1).
These results show that just 2aa at the N-terminus of "suboptimal" 2As (F2A18, F2and), and the 3 residues immediately upstream of 2A (F2A18mut versus F2A18Fm), can have a profound effect on F2A cleavage efficiency.
Following cleavage of RANTES by DPPIV, loss of the amino-terminal dipeptide did not have a profound effect upon T cell chemotaxis, but resulted in a loss of monocyte attraction [ 108].
A profound stillness descends.
That's a profound contribution".
