Sentence examples for dominant determinants from inspiring English sources

The genomic DNA sequence and regulatory proteins are the dominant determinants of nucleosome positioning, but how they determine nucleosome positioning locally and the subsequent influences on transcriptional regulation remain elusive.

Results: In young GAD-tg mice, Th1 responses to GAD65's dominant determinants were 13−18% of those in young NOD mice.

Elongation is a major contribution to the mechanism in the case of elongated shapes, while elongation followed by relaxation and pinching are the dominant determinants in the creation of complex shapes.

These results suggest that I Cl− and TER are the dominant determinants of ASL homeostasis under these experimental conditions.

Across the span of a decade, injudicious use of feet, forks, and fingers remained the dominant determinants of unwelcome fate.

Drummond et al. [9] used principal component regression analysis to conclude that indicators related to gene expression (gene expression, CAI, and protein abundance) are the dominant determinants of evolutionary rates in yeast.

Thus, the GSL genotype is the dominant determinant of GSL profile in the field while total aliphatic GSL accumulation is determined by an interaction of genotype and environment within our laboratory population.

Hiatal hernia size is the dominant determinant of esophagitis presence and severity in gastroesophageal reflux disease.

A generation ago, it could have been asserted that the economy's overall growth rate was the dominant determinant of growth in middle-class incomes and progress in reducing poverty.

For decades, it has been the dominant determinant of floating interest rates, with trillions of dollars in loans and derivatives priced off those rates.

The results suggest that there is an interaction between the E45 and K404 residues in the first and 11th TMDs, respectively, but that the E45 residue appears to be the more dominant determinant of binding and anion sensitivity.