Sentence examples for entirely modulated from inspiring English sources
Considering the large amount of basal gene expression in cells, it is difficult to believe that regulation is entirely modulated by specific direct-readout mechanisms, where regulatory proteins would directly interact with DNA through hydrogen bonds in the major/minor grooves and compete with histones [ 57].
Therefore, it is entirely possible that PSGE may be modulated by an entirely different mechanism in this group.
We know that there are a large number of constitutively expressed regulatory molecules whose activity is known to be modulated almost entirely post-transcriptionally i.e.. via reversible phosphorylation, cellular localisation, cofactor or ligand binding and so on.
Painted on raw canvas entirely in black that is modulated into an impressive range of dark grays, they resemble velvety charcoal drawings, but their compositions are barbed.
Experiments in which the amount of cargo within the ER was modulated were also entirely consistent with in vitro data described above in that they showed that membrane association of COPII subunits is modulated (i.e. sustained) by the presence of transport competent cargo in the ER (Forster et al. 2006).
All carriers are modulated.
These subnetworks are encoded entirely by genes that are transcriptionally modulated by BER intermediate accumulation.
It should be mentioned again that these subnetworks are encoded entirely by genes that are transcriptionally modulated by BER intermediate accumulation.
Further, DDS output can be digitally modulated in a variety of ways, or changed entirely through computer control in less than a microsecond.
As opposed to the average commensurate subcell, which is entirely polar, and the approximate incommensurate supercell, where polarity is modulated in two dimensions, the local structure shows how Bi3+ displacements are correlated in three dimensions in real space.
First, the interaction is modulated by Ca2+, while F1 TnC seems to be entirely insensitive to Ca2+(26).
