Sentence examples for both modified and normal from inspiring English sources

Together, our results demonstrate that large-scale changes to genome architecture impact mitochondrial gene evolution in predictable ways; however, despite these impacts, the same functional constraints act on mitochondrial protein-coding genes in both modified and normal genomes.

Taken together, our results demonstrate that large-scale changes to genome architecture impact mitochondrial gene sequence evolution in predictable ways within salamanders; however, despite these impacts, the same functional constraints are acting on mitochondrial protein-coding genes in both modified and normal salamander genomes.

Of the remaining 11 genes positioned downstream of both replication origins, 9 are never involved in gene rearrangements and have very similar mutation positions in both modified and normal genomes; on average, these genes shift less than 70 bp (fig. 3).

Although the power of the modified wheels was higher than that of the conventional wheels, the traction efficiencies between the modified and normal wheels were not significantly different.

This assisted with having a general idea for which areas were modified and accessed during normal, private, and portable web browsing sessions.

According to assumption (10), total retailer's demand from the warehouse has truncated normal distribution (modified normal distribution) with the following parameters: mu_{0}^ = mu_{text{r}}^ theta_{text{r}}, (9) sigma_{0}^{ *2} = sigma_{text{r}}^{ *2} cdot theta_{text{r}}^{2}. (10).

Previous investigations analysed this modified normal stress field and calculation methods were proposed to determine the maximum normal stresses.

A transcript of 383 bps corresponding to the CXCL12 gene was detected in the less aggressive carcinoma cell lines MCF-7 and PMC42, in the normal cell line HB4a and in the modified normal cell line HB4aC3.6 with ERBB2 overexpression.

Early work demonstrated the ability of rAAV vectors coding for reporter genes (E. coli beta-galactosidase gene; Discosoma sp. red fluorescent protein) to successfully modify normal and OA human adult articular chondrocytes in primary culture in vitro, in cartilage explant tissue in situ, and in sites of articular damage in vivo (Arai et al. 2000; Madry et al. 2003).

Both the control mice and the genetically modified group had "normal background levels of autophagy" during everyday circumstances, Dr. Levine points out.

A practical application of this theoretical approach was developed when Dr. J. Peter Rosenfeld and colleagues designed an experiment in which they demonstrated that cortical asymmetry (A-score) could be modified in normal subjects by using a simple operant conditioning program.