Sentence examples for altered requirement from inspiring English sources

It seems that V5.TM6*P also has an altered requirement for metal ions in that genes encoding three metal ion channels have altered expression: CTR3 (copper transport) is induced by a factor of 3.0, while ZRT1 (zinc transport) and ENB1 (iron transport) are repressed by a factor of 0.4 – 0.4.

Olivieri et al. performed a genetic analysis of nef that demonstrated the existence of adaptive selection in the brain, thus suggesting altered requirements for efficient replication of nef in macrophages or when exposed to brain-specific immune selection pressures [31].

These goals are not certain to be met, however, because many RPSs apply cost caps that alter requirements if costs exceed targets.

There is no indication of an altered folate requirement in adults 65 years and older.

(2) Define a baseline "healthy" gut microbiota for each category Altered nutrient requirement (for example, in pregnancy and old age) and individual variation may change what constitutes a healthy gut microbiota for the individual.

The NS3 mutation alters requirement of ATP for ATPase activity and attenuates Oas1b-mediated suppression of vRNA accumulation.

BMW Motorsport planned to build M1s to meet regulations known as Group 5, but a rule change instituted by the Fédération Internationale du Sport Automobile FISAA) in 1977 altered the requirements for Group 5. The new regulations required a minimum of 400 examples of the M1 to be built to meet Group 4 regulations before the car could be further homologated for the Group 5 category.

They exposed the mold to X rays and studied the altered nutritional requirements of the mutants thus produced.

The article insisted that Harvard's recently altered entrance requirements had not "made it easier to enter her doors," though freshmen illiterate in Greek would be allowed in for the first time.

Politicians from different parties argued that social and technical change had altered the requirements of politics tremendously.

A notable number of studies support the contention that the human OPRM1 is a pain-relevant gene and that the A118G SNP in the OPRM1 gene is potentially related to altered opioid requirements for achieving analgesia and/or altered pain perception mechanism.