Sentence examples for by the major changes from inspiring English sources
The manufacture of influenza vaccine is complicated by the many influenza viruses and by the major changes in antigenic composition that these viruses continually undergo.
By comparison, the major changes caused by p.N467S mutation were the gain of an α helix and the loss of a β strand (Fig 1A) which are in close proximity to the bound DNA molecule.
By contrast, the major change caused by downregulation of PU.1 by T-KRAB PU.1-14 wan almostost complete loss of the CD45+ (Ptprc+) population (committed definitive haematopoietic cells; supplementary material Fig. S2E), which led us to speculate that the delayed haematopoiesis caused by PU.1 repression might be masking an increase in haematopoietic CFU frequency.
The major changes proposed by the commission would require legislation.
The major changes introduced by the new ILW materials in JET required also a new nuclear characterization of the machine.
Moreover XAS is well known for its capabilities in charge transfer and structure determinations, both being the major changes induced by electrochemical cycling of electrode materials.
One of the major changes, mentioned by 62% of participants, was the participation in technical cooperation projects proposed by SGTES.
However, it has been difficult to relate the major changes wrought by mutations of developmentally essential genes to the quantitative changes seen amongst natural groups of grasses.
The increases in DMRL synthase and in RFO sugars were the major changes induced by Fe deficiency and resupply in root tips of sugar beet plants.
The codes used in the content analysis of the interviews were as follows: pros: the perceived advantages of the new technology; cons: the perceived problems with the new technology; changes: what were the major changes detected by the managers; sustainability: how they evaluated the perspectives of widespread and continued use of the new technology in the public health care system.
The UN, like many old institutions both national and international, is being overwhelmed by the major systemic changes and challenges now buffeting the international community at large.
