Sentence examples for footprint changes from inspiring English sources
It would seem that the downstream (+16 through about +40) footprint changes characteristic of the complete complex still appear when Pol II is added after the inhibitor, but the TATA to +1 changes are reduced.
Because Pol II and TFIIF are known to be tightly associated to each other physically and functionally (Roeder, 1996) and they both rescue PIC assembly from the inhibition (TFIIF partially and Pol II completely), we next added them together to the reaction and observed, as expected, the characteristic footprint changes associated with Pol II engagement (lane5).
Importantly, in the presence of the inhibitor, the Pol II-induced footprint changes over the TATA box, the Inr, and in between were largely abolished, while the protection downstream of the Inr were partially altered, suggesting that the full engagement of Pol II is significantly disrupted by the tin compound along a major portion of the promoter (lane 6).
I think an argument in this direction can be made based on the right-most panel of Figure 7 – it would seem that the downstream (+16 through about +40) footprint changes characteristic of the complete complex still appear when Pol II is added after the inhibitor, but the TATA to +1 changes are reduced.
"We struggle with that, because the footprints change so rapidly," said Jeff Warde, marketing manager for Case Logic, which makes cases for gadgets and as well as luggage and bags.
Walking with modified footprints changed lower-limb sagittal-plane kinematics.
Tools and IT infrastructure for operating these markets have been developed and continue to evolve as market rules and their geographical footprints change.
There's got to be more to life than carbon footprints, climate change and peak oil.
Summer after summer, the footprints hardly change.
The world has changed, farming has changed, our carbon footprint, our expectations have changed and we've got to look at what is now sustainable globally".
The closer the CubeSat is to the horizon, the more ground area is covered by the satellite's FoV since the circular footprint in zenith changes to a substantially larger elliptical one.
