Sentence examples for alteration generated from inspiring English sources
In strains, this metabolic alteration generated a moderate improvement in the levels of butanol from the strain; peak levels increase from ~175 to ~300 mg/L.
Furthermore, these effects took place without reducing berry growth or hastening saccharimetric ripening, which contrasted with the berry growth reduction and saccharimetry alteration generated by the UV radiation received by Malbec grapes at high-altitudes (1500 m asl [ 33]).
It is not clear why the two different types of alteration generated some different phenotypes, but it is clear the NLS localization is critical for IGFBP5 function and our study showed that prevention of nuclear localization of IGFBP5 altered its function in the cells in a fashion that is consistent with in vivo clinical observation of IGFBP5.
This alteration generates stress on the thread that breaks precisely at the point where knot's configuration mutates [ 20, 21].
At the World Renewable Energy Congress, the architectural design as well as possible design alterations generated from the use of energy simulations done in collaboration were presented.A computer program is to be used as a general tool for evaluation of building designs before construction.
Minisatellite alterations generated by perturbation of any of these pathways occur via homologous recombination.
The MICOS complex may undergo only minor conformational changes due to the minor alterations generated by Aim24 modified by a small C-terminal tag.
In addition to the 177 bp band, the c.5074G>A/p.Asp1692Asn, c.5074G>C/p.Asp1692His, and c.5074G>T/p.Asp1692Tyr alterations generated a weaker band comprising of 418 bp containing 153 bp of intron 17 by the usage of a cryptic splice donor site.
This reflects the nature of cancer heterogeneity in which multiple mutations and alterations generate the cancer phenotype.
When coupled with the Snail1-mediated induction of Collagen I, these alterations generate uncalcified matrix or osteoid and thus, osteomalacia independent of hypocalcemia and hypophosphatemia.
Conversely, the PIK3CA gene is mutated in ∼30% of colorectal cancers (Samuels et al, 2004) and these alterations generate a protein that facilitates tumour invasion (Samuels et al, 2005).
