Interestingly, altering the set of the mass-selected clusters while keeping the overall composition the same would lead to the formation of a potentially different material.
A number of selection scenarios were investigated by altering the set of technical weights used, in order to illustrate the trade-offs in gain between the traits (Figures 1, 2 and 3).
As nearly-neutral mutations stabilize, the interactions between each residue change, altering the set of subsequently available neutral mutations.
To encompass this broader conceptualization of coevolution, the covarion hypothesis can be restated as: at any point during the evolution of protein, only a small fraction of possible mutations are admissible, but as one site changes, it can alter the selective forces associated with other sites, thus altering the set of mutations that are selectively admissible at those site.
As discussed previously, altering the set point of the voltage-dependence of the Ci-VSP voltage-sensing domain by mutating the R217 residue to either a Q or an E correspondingly alters the set point of the ArcLight fluorescence change.
An organization adapts to situations by altering the set of people, resources, knowledge, tasks, or the relations among these components to achieve its objectives.
The precise processing of pre-miRNA is critical as inaccurate cleavage generates miRNAs with different seed regions, altering the set of genes that a particular miRNA regulates [ 12].
Moreover, crucifer monosymmetry evolution likely relied on the combination of cis-regulatory changes, leading to a late adaxial IaTCP1 expression and also on trans-regulatory changes mediated by differences in the CYC2 proteins themselves, altering the set of potential target genes that contribute to the large petal size differences in Iberis amara.
Indeed the "perfect storm" for obesity could be an interaction between unbalanced nutrition and environmental chemical exposures during development altering the set-point for weight gain and metabolism via effects on adipose tissue deposition, pancreas, muscle, gastrointestinal tract, liver and brain functions.
Mark Reaney said that by developing a series of cyber worlds not unlike those in which computer games are set, actors and directors can alter the setting on the hoof, opening avenues impossible to explore on film or in conventional theatre.
