Sentence examples for hidden activity from inspiring English sources

Most instances of recruitment are not driven by a gain-of-function point mutation but instead involve a beneficial mutation that causes a loss of regulatory control leading to overproduction of an enzyme possessing hidden activity.

To detect this "hidden" activity for the five non-active strains, the strains might require optimization of culture conditions or certain biological cues from the environment.

The room enveloped us like noon on the Amazon, and it teemed with hidden activity.

But while that classified estimate referred to 10 or 15 suspect sites, officials say no solid evidence has emerged of hidden activity.

Assessing the impact of the five crime prevention measures (either individually or combined) is complicated by the fact that the behaviour they attempt to address (recycling stolen vehicles back into the vehicle fleet) is by its very nature a hidden activity, hard to detect and not recorded in official statistics.

As several studies have shown, it is possible to infer modulation of the "hidden" activity of a TF from the genomewide changes in mRNA expression, using either motif analysis of upstream promoter sequences [17], [18] or ChIP-chip data [19], [20] to estimate the connectivity between a TF and its target genes (for a recent review, see [21]).

The IAEA's new capability to analyse environmental samples gathered by its teams will make it all but impossible to hide activity involving radioactive matter.

Even after the bank put in controls so the records would not be changed to hide activity, "a limited number" of transactions with such countries occurred in 2006 and 2007, the department said.

We observed hiding, activity, proximity to the predator cage and vertical position of tadpoles.

The exploit, called Cloak & Dagger, uses Android's design and screen behaviors against users, effectively hiding activity behind various app-generated interface elements that lets a hacker grab screen interactions and hide activity behind seemingly innocuous screens.

The latter issue is not clearly understood in the West, where it is seen as an attempt to hide activity that would subvert any nuclear agreement.