Sentence examples for availability to changes from inspiring English sources

Since mTOR is known to link changes in nutrient availability to changes in translation and cell growth, these data suggested that mTOR could play an important role in fine tuning the physiologic state of RBCs in response to alterations in the availability of critical nutrients such as iron.

An interesting hypothesis for susceptibility to epimutation of this shore region in aged individuals is that its position inside the loop is topologically responsible for its availability to change the methylation profile.

This nurturing instinct (however different it looks from parent to parent), mean availability to time changes drastically.

Global transcriptional profiles of glnR and glnRII mutants were compared to that of the wild-type strain during growth in varying conditions of nitrogen availability to identify changes in gene expression dependent on either regulator.

Such sites are described as patches with decreasing water availability due to changes in the soil-water budget, as well as increasing sodium concentration.

Therefore possible changes in water availability due to changes in weather with increasingly erratic seasonal rainfall and more frequent and severe drought events, coupled with increased evaporative demand brought about by higher temperatures have the potential to alter forest growth and reduce primary production (Kirschbaum and Fischlin 1996).

The induced expression of RHM1, RHM2, and RHM3 in our study may be due to either competition of substrate availability, or to changes in the flow of flux in the different branches of the PP pathway, a phenomenon which has been reported in Arabidopsis[ 39, 40].

*Projected Availability subject to change depending upon demand.

Once I got through the firewall (I am a Comcast Xfinity subscriber), I was treated to a promo spot from ABC touting the service with the disclaimer in fine print, "Show and episode availability subject to change".

We measured human behaviors as the response including: violation of local wildlife ordinances, garbage availability to bears, and change in use of bear-resistance refuse containers.

Many species show considerable behavioural plasticity in terms of foraging and habitat use in response to fluctuations in environmental conditions and prey availability [1] [5], or to changes in energetic requirements associated with the different stages of the annual cycle (e.g., reproduction, migration [6] [8]).