Sentence examples for flux both in from inspiring English sources

Other policies related to alcohol such as changes in the minimum acceptable BAC to operate a vehicle, changes in tax, import, and export policy remain in flux both in the US and worldwide (Rehm and Greenfield, 2008).

Ultimately, English grammar has always been in flux: both in its native land and abroad.

He's a remarkable broadcaster and he has been broadcasting through a period of relatively stable television, but now we are in a period of great flux, both in terms of what we are able to do as a public service broadcaster and also how we are going to use that technology in the future.

Three approaches, namely heat budget modelling (estimating the unresolved residual heat flux), both in Eulerian and Lagrangian form, semi-empirical air2stream modelling, and statistical correlations were applied to quantify the observed thermal heterogeneity and the role of climatic (air temperature) and landscape variables (land use, lakes, stream azimuth).

We conclude that transfection-enforced overexpression as well as pharmacological activation of Sirt-1 stimulates the autophagic flux, both in human and in nematode cells.

Conversely, the artificial increase of intracellular PE levels, by provision of its precursor ethanolamine or by overexpression of the PE-generating enzyme Psd1, significantly increased autophagic flux, both in yeast and in mammalian cell culture.

We measured fluxes of particulate components during Spring and Summer of 2003, and Spring of 2005, using a swimmer-excluding sediment trap design capable of measuring fluxes both in a time-series (TS) mode and in a configuration for obtaining particle settling velocity (SV) profiles.

We discuss the role of storm conditions on sediment fluxes both in tidal channels and on the marsh platform.

IOMA is shown to successfully predict changes in fluxes both in E.coli's central metabolism under various genetic perturbations and in a simulated RBC kinetic model, displaying a significant improvement versus the commonly used FBA and MOMA methods.

"We think of reality as a rendering of something organic, interpreted through commercial, political, powerful interests," said Eliasson, "But Iceland and places like that are in flux both because they are not immediately recognizable -- and not predetermined by our expectations".

In "Fluxes of sediments," we focus on fluxes of sediments both in tidal channels and on the marsh platform.