Sentence examples for in a redirection from inspiring English sources

Installation of the deflector resulted in a redirection of the fluid flow from the returning turbine blade, therefore reducing the negative torque induced on the system.

Based on this previous work, we hypothesized that sustained mitochondrial uncoupling requires the cell to compensate for the decreased oxidation phosphorylation efficiency by up-regulating glycolysis, resulting in a redirection of carbon flux away from lipid synthesis.

This deletion resulted in a redirection of electron flow from production of lactate to acetate and hydrogen.

Down-regulation of CDC19 gene expression results in a redirection of carbon fluxes into the TCA cycle, indicating higher respiratory activity.

The occlusion generates a pressure gradient between the proximal and distal ends of the occluded vessel, resulting in a redirection of blood flow towards the collaterals (Fig. 2A).

"There will be changes in strategy, a redirection of the company's investments to the domestic market and possibly price controls," he predicted, adding that growth, profits and production capacity would all suffer as a result.

Experts who have observed the phenomenon also see it as a reaction to Israel's evacuation of Jews from the Gaza Strip in 2005, a redirection of Messianic energy once devoted to West Bank settlements that many fear could soon succumb to the same fate to make way for a Palestinian state.

In addition, a redirection of the cellular machinery towards a more differentiated phenotype may occur.

This method also proposes to implement in all the nodes in the MANET a Redirection Cache structure with information about the location of the documents.

They also advocate a greater focus on facilitating the learning of soft skills while in training and a redirection of resources towards younger researchers and away from extremely senior researchers.

ppGpp acts as a global regulator in E. coli, causing a redirection of transcription in favour of genes important for starvation survival [6], although it has recently been shown to also control elongation during DNA replication in response to nutritional status [7].