Sentence examples for be incompatible with normal from inspiring English sources
Most parents had minimal or no prior knowledge of leukaemia, but imagined it to be incompatible with normal behaviour.
Possible consequences of AnxA1-RNAi like altered vesicular trafficking, receptor internalization and cytoplasmic signalling may be incompatible with normal cell function, thus eliciting apoptotic responses that are prevented by oncogenic Ras.
Additionally, because X chromosomes are normally not transmitted from a father to his sons, epigenetic states imposed by spermatogenesis on X-linked chromatin could be incompatible with normal male germline function in the next generation.
The extreme rarity of many blood groups, the limited shelf life of cellular biopsies and the possibility that the absence of some receptors might be incompatible with normal erythrocyte function, make this approach generally unsuitable for systematically identifying new ligand-receptor pairs.
Extensive night operations are incompatible with normal circadian rhythms.
Furthermore, artificial combinations of CFTR exon 12 synonymous and non-synonymous substitutions were incompatible with normal RNA processing.
This would suggest that proteins with non-cellular origins might have structures or functions that are incompatible with normal cellular biology, which of course would significantly limit their use in synthetic biology.
This result a posteriori explains why we obtained a reduced number of living transgenic pups from such crosses or none in our first attempt with the BA-TIAR construct and reinforces the conclusion that TIAR overexpression is incompatible with normal embryonic development.
We conclude that the simultaneous interruption of both cen1 chromatin barriers is incompatible with normal centromere activity.
Such devices are also often rather cumbersome, require trailing leads and electrodes, and their use, as with IPC, is incompatible with normal ambulation or a plaster cast.
The redundant functions of HDAC1 and HDAC2 are visible upon simultaneous deletion of both enzymes, which is incompatible with normal cellular proliferation and development.
