Sentence examples for fragmentation owing from inspiring English sources
Ionophores that dissipate the mitochondrial membrane potential cause mitochondrial fragmentation, owing to an inhibition of mitochondrial fusion [49], [50].
Insects are interesting models for studying the effects of fragmentation owing to their abundance, limited dispersal, short generation time and sensitivity to disturbances.
Among plant taxa, woody plant species are relatively resistant to reductions in reproductive success and genetic variation due to habitat fragmentation owing to the longevity of individuals, relatively high local genetic diversity and extensive gene flow [ 8, 9].
In the reference mouse genome, only four cassettes are complete; the other seven are partial because of either incomplete duplication or fragmentation owing to subsequent genomic rearrangements.
A cross-linked precursor may display a mixed fragmentation series owing to the presence of two peptide sequences, and further complexity is created by the presence of cross-linked fragments and amino acids with partial cross-linking reagent attached.
These changes occur under light exposure mainly due to polymer chain cross-linking in DRC, causing appearance of ever smaller voids owing to fragmentation of Ps-trapping sites [32 35].
In addition to the fact that binding of pro-MMP-2 to elastin modulates its proteolytic activation (Emonard and Hornebeck, 1997), the further fragmentation of elastin matrix owing to the EDP-induced MMP-2 secretion can lead to an increased production of EDPs, resulting in a vicious circle where more EDPs promote more invasion and in turn generating more EDPs.
As previously mentioned, pre-amplification of DNA using nested primers was performed owing to DNA fragmentation or low DNA concentration in 37 brain samples.
Genetic differentiation among populations was greater in the smaller tree group than in larger one, suggesting that more recently established individuals are exposed to greater genetic isolation than the mature individuals owing to increasing forest fragmentation over time.
Light exposure causes smaller voids in composites owing to free-volume fragmentation in Ps- and positron trapping sites.
In fact, this photoinduced process causes smaller voids in DRC owing to overall free-volume fragmentation in both o-Ps and positron trapping sites.
