Sentence examples for from repositioning from inspiring English sources

"They want to have what they call a 'realization event' after holding a property for three to five years to benefit from repositioning it and taking advantage of the cycle".

Furthermore, deletion of SANT and SLIDE domains has been shown to prevent DmISWI from repositioning nucleosomes in vitro (Grune et al, 2003) and S. cerevisiae Isw1 from repositioning nucleosomes at the MET16 promoter in vivo (Pinskaya et al, 2009).

In over fifty LIFs, they concluded that posterior fixation could be performed in a lateral position as there was no lordosis gained from repositioning.

Implausible measurements, arising, for example, from repositioning movements during the operation, were interpolated with the mean of the previous 20 measurements.

Occasional long-range movements are observed but these are not directed towards any particular cellular target and could result from repositioning of the underlying ER.

Arguments for adopting a restrictive approach include variable interpretation of CXRs depending on clinician and patient factors, low incidence of clinically unsuspected abnormalities, potential harm arising from unnecessary treatment of minor or false positive findings, cost, radiation exposure and adverse events arising from repositioning of the patient to obtain the CXR [ 5, 6].

I like creating dream-type moments within and around ideas that are nostalgic; connected memories in time, stemming from repositioned, period objects that then give birth to something new".

Note that because there are two pathways for repositioning from R0 the rate constant for each pathway is denoted as k1/2 in Scheme 1.

The giant mounds of debris in some spots and the deep pits elsewhere prevent firefighters from quickly repositioning their ladder trucks and hoses.

At a time when the United States military is bringing home troops from Europe, repositioning its forces in Asia and closing bases at home, the expansion underscores the continuing draw on resources to support the missions in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Compared to transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), transcranial electrical stimulation (TES) more specifically assesses the motor function of the spinal cord and excludes reproducibility errors from coil repositioning.