Sentence examples for consequences of transformation from inspiring English sources

The clones had replaced 1 3% of their chromosomes with donor DNA at independent locations, underlining the genetic consequences of transformation for single competent cells.

Thus, transcripts exhibiting highly significant over expression in all classes of abnormal astrocytes, including trisomic BG01V APCs, CCF-STTG1 astrocytoma cells and glioblastoma patient samples with respect to diploid H9 APCs (Table 1, GND > C) may be diagnostic markers of transformation and/or potential therapeutic targets (i.e. changes in gene expression that are consequences of transformation).

This approach also makes possible to interpret the heats of reactions as the consequences of transformations of individual structures.

"We are a new elite and that is an inevitable consequence of transformation," he says.

As a consequence of transformation, the ratio between d- and l-isomers was changed due to the increment of l-lactate and the decrement of d-lactate, but no significant differences were found in total lactate concentration between the host and transformant cells.

However, it is not known whether the alterations of MVA pathway contribute to cancer etiology or whether its dysregulation occurs as a consequence of transformation.

It is not yet clear whether Yap dysregulation is a feature of the hyperproliferative states that precede HCC or is a late consequence of transformation.

Hydrological modification, watershed urbanization and the changes in ecosystem use were identified as the main causes of wetland transformation with the causes and consequences of the transformation having complex feedback loops.

We think that most gene transcripts that are over expressed in BG01V APCs relative to H9 APCs are consequences of premalignant transformation rather than causes of premalignant transformation.

The Triennale launches with a full-day conference on September 9 exploring questions of architecture's role in reconfiguring belonging, how the process has transformed notions of residence, and what the spatial, technical, and sociopolitical consequences of this transformation are.

The political consequences of the transformation would be big enough on their own.