Sentence examples for elements that prevent from inspiring English sources
Ecological corridors are landscape elements that prevent the negative effects of fragmentation.
Such a view greatly aided designers in determining hanging positions for the various elements that prevent the audience from seeing backstage.
Nefarious identifies political corruption and difficult socioeconomic situations as elements that prevent sex slaves from escaping exploitation, and suggests that most victims do not survive for more than seven years after initially being trafficked.
Insulators are DNA elements that prevent inappropriate interactions between neighboring chromatin domains, and CTCF is a major insulator binding protein in the vertebrates that mediate the insulator activity.
The 3' regulatory element(s) necessary for in vivo expression could function either as enhancers that augment promoter activity or as barrier elements that prevent silencing by encroachment of heterochromatin.
We empirically demonstrate how, using the same ChIP library, sequencing enables the identification of a larger set of enriched regions, including regions with low density of microarray probe coverage due to the narrowness of the region of enrichment or the presence of repetitive elements that prevent unique oligonucleotides from being placed on the microarray.
Besides, several fragments (E, F, N and K) in this region have repressed the Wnt3a-activated MyoD-PE-luc activity, implying that they contain critical negative regulatory cis-elements that prevent the haphazard expression of MyoD in cells of other lineages.
The chief element that prevents the United States and China from having a more robust global partnership--apart from the usual existential rivalry that hegemons experience--is the pattern of confrontation that takes place in East Asia.
The baz XR11 allele does not contain any mutation in the coding region, pointing to a mutation in a regulatory element that prevents transcription or translation of the baz locus (Krahn et al., 2010a).
Boundaries are defined as sequences that prevent regulatory elements from inappropriately affecting adjacent chromosomal regions; therefore, the blocking of bidirectional transcription by Pol III complexes can be viewed as insulating the divergent gene from the interfering effects of cryptic bidirectional transcription.
Further analyses of BAC integrations at the Hprt locus will be useful to identify the nature of these escape elements as well as the boundaries that prevent their influence on adjacent genes.
