Sentence examples for changes in targeting from inspiring English sources

Gene duplications are known to reinstate unique targeting (Chang et al. 2012), and small changes in targeting peptide sequence can easily alter the target destination (Brydges and Carruthers 2003; Tonkin et al. 2006; Xu et al. 2013), yet diatoms seem to consistently dual target plastids and mitochondria in 17 of 20 aaRSs.

In 2007, under pressure from Mr. Karzai, NATO made changes in targeting tactics, including delaying attacks in areas where civilians might be harmed.

Given what we know about changes in income distribution, the critical factors are the following: lower growth in labour income at the bottom of the income pyramid; less effective social assistance (either through fiscal constraints or changes in targeting) and a diminished impact of pensions, for either of the previous reasons.

One strength of this analysis is that it relies upon characterizing network differences based on relative changes in targeting patterns.

Subtle changes in targeting or activity of the proteasome caused by the L140P substitution in Rpn3 could decrease the rate of turnover, affording additional time for Mec1-W2368A to fold into a stable conformation or to be correctly localized.

In recent years, multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification (MLPA) has become a widespread method in molecular genetic diagnostics to detect or exclude copy number changes in targeted genes.

Differences in geographical location can result in changes in target sequences within a species.

The lane changes result in the abrupt changes in target velocity that cause the sharp increases in the velocity error.

The strategy described in this study greatly simplifies the monitoring of dynamic changes in target protein expression during fermentation.

The action of NO occurs mainly through redox changes in target proteins, particularly by S-nitrosylation of reactive cysteine residues.

Popularizations of specialist texts afford linguists case studies of the ways in which changes in target readership affect the construction of texts.