Sentence examples for controlled alternatives from inspiring English sources
The authorities, having blocked Twitter and Facebook early on, allowed Chinese microblogs and social-media services to develop as trusted and controlled alternatives.
These are more dangerous than straight heroin: even if the syringes are clean, the liquid itself may be contaminated with HIV thanks to dirty equipment used by the dealers, or sometimes deliberate use of blood as a mixer.So "substition therapy"—weaning users off opiates and on to controlled alternatives like methadone is clearly crucial to reducing the risk of infection.
These include the controlled alternative drip irrigation of a part of root zone, applied in a vertical soil profile, controlled alternative border irrigation, controlled alternative furrow irrigation (FI), controlled alternative surface irrigation, and subsurface irrigation.
We propose that the induced release of U2AF from pre-mRNA provides a regulatory step to control alternative splicing.
Currently, we know only a few of the transacting splice factors that control alternative splicing of synaptic protein pre-mRNAs (reviewed in [34]).
While most studies have focused on the molecular mechanism triggering and controlling alternative splicing, as well as on its incidence in different species, its maintenance and evolution within populations has been little investigated.
This evolutionary change controls alternative splicing, likely to diversify proteomes for particular cellular functions.
They are also proposed to control alternative splicing of the tumor suppressor p53 [ 47], and the telomere RNA hTERT [ 48].
The lncRNA MALAT1 is thought to act at a post-transcriptional level by controlling alternative splicing of pre-mRNAs.
This gene is part of a complex that enables histone modifications and may also control alternative pre-mRNA splicing (Moroy and Khandanpour 2011).
The SnfA kinase complex, which controls alternative carbon usage, is key for the de-repression of CreA-mediated CCR and hydrolytic enzyme transcription [ 4].
