Sentence examples for enforce a shift from inspiring English sources

In the A. fulgidus APS reductase, the side chains of Asn-A74 and Trp-A234 that are located at the re-face of FAD enforce a shift of the dimethylbenzene and pyrimidine rings toward the si-face of the FAD, whereas the pyrazine ring is held in position by Leu-A70 which protrudes toward the si-face of FAD (Fig. 9 panels A and B).

Secondary contact of T. polli with T. moorii, which have evolved reproductive isolation, seems to have enforced a niche shift in both involved taxa, that in turn has led to disruptive selection among genetically closely related populations and to convergent selection among more distantly related populations.

However, an environmental shift can easily enforce a new round of programming leading to a different more suitable phenotypic outcome [ 31 38].

Soldiers enforce a state of civil emergency.

Surgery may enforce a structured lifestyle.

Dutch municipalities often bar such work but the option of finding clients online makes such rules harder to enforce.That shift will make the sex industry harder for all governments to control or regulate, whether they seek to do so for pragmatic or moralistic reasons, or out of concern that not all those in the industry are there by their own free will.

The relationship between ERK, akt mRNA, PI3K and cell vulnerability to βGBP challenge was sustained both in mammary ductal cells forced to mimic an aggressive behaviour and in non-aggressive breast cancer cells undergoing an enforced shift into an aggressive phenotype.

Asked why Deliveroo's rider contracts, seen by TechCrunch, include requirements to wear branded clothing during Deliveroo shifts — a measure which sounds akin to enforcing a uniform — Warne said this is a safety consideration because the clothing is "reflective".

Now "religionists" have enforced a precarious order.

Then wartime austerity enforced a salutary simplicity.

Police were enforcing a Parades Commission ban.