Sentence examples for bases for changes from inspiring English sources

Yet the molecular bases for changes in nuclear and/or cytoplasmic structure are often poorly or not at all understood.

Whereas most metabolite-gene interaction studies have been from the point of view of understanding the genetic bases for changes in metabolism, such studies can be integral to understanding the control of gene expression by metabolic factors [ 28, 49].

A squalene monooxygenase 1,1 gene (SQP1,1; AT5G24150) is 12x more strongly repressed in wild type plants than in mutants and might be the base for changes in plant morphology or oxidative stress response in HL conditions [ 59, 60].

The idea came to her that children might be a very effective means of broadening the base for change in this country.

As an example of how pragmatically focused AR can be used in clinical settings, not only to change practice but to develop an evidence base for change, we present here a study conducted from November 2010 to September 2012.

Unfortunately, during the broader discussion of these matters, the evolutionary bases for these changes are seldom expressed.

Additionally, identifying the underlying molecular bases for the changes and interventions that reverse the deficits are critical areas of research.

Seven prominent researchers had the rare honor of conducting an hour-long seminar yesterday for President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore on the scientific bases for global change.

In this work, we analyze the effectiveness of hybridized search based algorithms for change prediction.

It was this broadly based support for change, rather than any particularly effective national strategy for implementation, that enabled action to follow.

Cameron, facing widening opposition to the reorganisation from across the health service, sections of the Liberal Democrats, crossbench peers and fellow Conservative cabinet members, believes he has no alternative but to plough on with the health bill, and show there is a viable support base for the changes within the health service.