Sentence examples for events modifications from inspiring English sources

First, de novo DNA methylation is a non-autonomous process but is tightly intertwined with other epigenetic events: modifications of chromatin (in particular, methylation demethylation of histones) (Bird 2001; Cedar and Bergman 2009; Ciccone et al. 2009; Esteller 2007; Vire et al. 2006), and with small RNA regulation (Lujambio et al. 2007; Lujambio and Esteller 2007; Moazed 2009).

This constant can be seen as an amplification factor that implicitly contains the variation from different sources such as: posttranscriptional events, modification in the translation rates and protein half-lives.

Infons are also used to encode event modifications (negation, speculation).

Target annotations (in files.2), including events, relations, event modifications and equivalences, are recorded at the document level.

Additionally, it is capable of resolving coreferences (29) and recognizing event modifications such as negation and speculation (30).

One prominent version of adverbialism is the event modification theory, which quantifies over primitive events and takes adverbs to modify these events — see Davidson (1980).

Biomedical events in all ST tasks consist of: event types, e.g. Binding and Regulation; trigger expressions, e.g. bind and expression; arguments with entity types assigned, e.g. p53: Protein; argument roles (trigger-argument relations), e.g. Theme and Site; and finally information relating to event modification, e.g. negation and speculation.

We investigated the relationship between kidney function and CV events and assessed effect modification by race/ethnicity in the Women's Health Initiative.

The current study was designed to identify the signaling events and modifications triggered by CRCL in antigen presenting cells.

Maynard Smith and Szathmary propose that we can think of these events as modifications to the mechanisms of inter-generational information transmission.

Circular permutation can occur as the result of evolutionary events, posttranslational modifications, or artificially engineered mutations.