Sentence examples for broad accumulation of from inspiring English sources

Significantly, we observed a broad accumulation of pS14-Rad51 at induced DSB sites marked with γH2A.X, along with more restricted pT13/pS14-Rad51 binding, showing that Rad51 recruited to DSBs retains phosphorylation.

Both are equipped with broad hooves that are adapted for traveling efficiently on sand, enabling them to inhabit the extensive accumulations of sand called ergs that serve as refuges from poachers.

In broad-leaved stands, accumulation of litter is uncommon though not unknown.

In the very long run, stock prices plus dividends (in the postwar period) have rewarded patient, long-term, careful accumulation of broad indexes, mutual funds, exchange-traded funds and variable annuities (with a careful eye on fees).

It was expected that overexpression of three genes coding for key enzymes of flavonoid route will result in accumulation of broad spectrum of antioxidant molecules in each part of plant and thus making their basic products (oil, fibres) biotechnologically more valuable.

This study provides a broad picture of differential accumulation of proteins and metabolites in postharvest citrus fruit, and gives new insights into HT improved fruit disease resistance during subsequent storage of 'Kamei' Satsuma mandarin.

This study provides a broad picture of differential accumulation of proteins and metabolites, and gives a new insight into how HT increases fruit stress resistance during subsequent storage of citrus fruit.

Its broader utilization demands the accumulation of in-situ comprehensive data on the interrelationships between process parameters and end-product mechanical behavior.

It infuriates those who discern a broader trend towards the accumulation of power in EU as opposed to member state hands.

Collectively, results show that reducing membrane limitations allows for rapid, integrative accumulation of a broad range of analytes even under pulsed exposures.

6. Different species of T RNAs specifically binding different amino acids evolve by duplication and diversification, with the retention of variants driven by selection for efficient accumulation of a broad repertoire of amino acids.