Sentence examples for elements that act from inspiring English sources

In gentle rolling loess-landscapes distinct short and shallow valleys, so-called dells, are prominent landscape elements that act as sediment traps.

We consider the problem of routing and scheduling a set of mobile elements that act as mechanical carriers of data, harvesting them from sensor nodes and delivering them to a sink.

Hogan takes the "pixel" metaphor seriously: just as a TV picture can create the impression of depth from a bunch of flat pixels, he suggests, so space itself might emerge from a collection of elements that act as if they inhabit only two dimensions.

The AHCA has two new elements that act as the missing leg: a continuous coverage provision, which means a person faces a 30percentt rate increase for one year if he or she has a lapse in coverage, and the creation of a Patient and State Stabilization Fund, which is scheduled to dole out as much as $100 billion over 10 years.

One precedent for this involves the integration of p53 and interferon signaling on the p21 promoter, which contains both p53 and IRF-1 response elements that act to synergistically induce p21 expression during a DNA damage response [25].

Interestingly, the DNA sequence of the 3′UTR also harbors enhancer and repression elements that act directly on the MECP2 core promoter (Fig.  1a).

That is, elements that acted as grammar.

Nitrogen is one of the key chemical elements that acts as a nutrient for the cells; ammonium is a preferred source of nitrogen for E. c oli growth (Schumacher et al., 2013; van Heeswijk et al., 2013).

The FORC-type expression pattern can only be the result of the combined activity of FORCA and additional cis-elements that act as positive pathogen response elements.

The gene 10 5'UTR, also known as g10, is a heterologous transcriptional enhancer element that acts as an efficient ribosome binding site in bacteria.

Promoter deletion analysis studies confirmed specific cis-elements that acted as positive regulators of gene expression in fruits at various stages of development.