Sentence examples for condensed nature from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, despite the highly condensed nature of centromeric chromatin, its array of histone modifications is quite distinct from constitutive heterochromatin.

Lauer was constrained by the condensed nature of the event.

Further support for the role of the condensed nature of heterochromatin or its specific epigenetic and protein binding complement in preventing H2AX phosphorylation following IR comes from the use of histone deacetylase inhibitors.

In the present study, chromodomains were shown to be located within the internal polyprotein domain of two gypsy-LTR retrotransposons, and are thus potentially key components defining the condensed nature of heterochromatin [ 29, 65].

It should be noted that the presence of multiple nuclei and the more condensed nature of the generative cells in both bi- and tri-nuclear spores often hamper accurate quantification of GFP signals (Fig.  3).

The condensed nature of the pachytene heterochromatin (bright white) is revealed when this is aligned to the sequence map, where it is expanded further to the interval from 11 to 45.5 Mb, which corresponds to 65% of the sequence length of Chr-5.

Binary alkali-metal steam cycles are shown to be intrinsically more efficient than combined cycles owing to their fully condensing nature.

For the case of LHA this has been noted before[11] and was ascribed to the condensed aromatic nature of this material.

The study revealed the expanding nature of a forum and the condensing nature of a wiki.

The non-isothermal condensing nature of the ternary mixture working fluid can reduce the exergy loss of the system, and the consequent power generation and efficiency of the ORC are significantly improved.

But Mr. Lubetzky's theories went beyond the numbers to provide descriptive rules for identifying a book and condensing its nature into a meaningful but concise catalog entry in a place where a user might look for it.