Sentence examples for editing behaviour from inspiring English sources
The investigation revealed dramatic and reproducible differences in RNA editing efficiency between accessions, but efficiency was not influenced by imposition of drought stress, and a direct relationship between editing behaviour and drought response was not detected.
We found dramatic and reproducible differences in RNA editing efficiency between accessions, but efficiency was not influenced by imposition of drought stress, and a direct relationship between editing behaviour and drought response was not detected.
The system consists of four parts which interpret on-line sketches as 2D and 3D geometry, extract 3D hierarchical configurations, allow editing of component behaviours, and produce VRML-based behavioural simulations for design verification and web-based application.
Where once, through the likes of game shows, a tiny fraction of people might have had their five minutes of attention, now - as long as you didn't mind your behaviour being edited to ratchet up the conflict (reality - never has a word been so misused) you might find yourself instantly famous - talked about at the watercooler and at the pub, your picture in the paper.
In this study, following evaluation of the videos by the researcher, the films were edited according to the behaviour observed at different points in time.
"Some people are so concerned by the opinions of society that it governs their behaviour and they edit their actions to fit in.
Watching Survivor is like watching life long lessons in human social behaviour in one tightly edited hour of television.
Both 5-HT2C receptor agonists and antagonists have been shown to alter affective behaviour, and altered levels of editing of this receptor are associated with both anxiety and depression.
While editing may have distorted the regularity of this behaviour, it doesn't provide an excuse for it.
And, when warned by BB for his behaviour, treated it like a script edit: "I will take your note".
Edited, base-edited cells.
