Sentence examples for driving nature from inspiring English sources

Thus, we mutated Pim1 from its wild-type Asp to Cys, a residue more typically seen in other CAMK kinases, hypothesizing that if this single substitution could abrogate this Gly preference on position P+1, it would prove the specificity driving nature of the APE-7 residue.

Our results illustrate the dynamic nature of ecology driving natural selection on Anolis morphology and emphasize the importance of inter-annual environmental variation in shaping adaptive variation.

Matthew Winkler, who was hired in 1990 to create Bloomberg News, says his newsroom's hard-driving nature stems largely from its very newness.

Some in Southeast Asia are wary of the hard-driving nature of Korean business, and worry particularly about its hunger for resources.

Though Wilhelm tried to Christianize the tales, they still invoke nature, more than God, as life's driving force, and nature is not kind.

Driving a car is complex; the forces, sounds, visual input, motor coordination and everything else that goes into driving become second nature because we learn to operate the vehicle as an extension of ourselves.

Patsy was known as a helper by nature, driving seniors to church, assisting the youth choir, organizing mission trips.

On Wednesday we took our plunge into nature, driving the Beeline Highway out of town and turning off on the Bush Highway toward Saguaro Lake in the Tonto National Forest, less than an hour from our hotel.

In this vein, Armstrong claims: "Omissions and so forth are not part of the real driving force in nature.

The roughening transition from faceted to non-faceted depends on the driving force and nature of growing plane.

To define the biology driving the aggressive nature of breast cancer arising in young women.