Sentence examples for in redirection from inspiring English sources

Silencing of HCT resulted in redirection of the metabolic flux into flavonoids, which suppressed auxin transport.

Civantos et al. reported two cases of clinically N0 HNSCC in which tumour infiltration had apparently resulted in redirection of lymphatic flow because the sentinel node was distal to other clearly diseased nodes[ 81]].

The fact that stimulation of B-MVECs with sera from CYC-treated SSc maintained normal fibrillin-1 deposition may suggest that the immunosuppressive effect of CYC has a role in redirection, through unknown mechanisms, of the deposition of fibrillin-1 in the ECM.

However, only eight of the 69 Stargetargenesenes [ 7] (including 4 PP pathway genes) displayed differential regulation (Table 1, Additional file 1), consistent with Stb5p playing no role in the redirection of flux observed in response to increases in NADPH oxidation.

In order to redirect a request, some conditions must be considered in the Redirection Caching procedure.

But so far, the new law has resulted in the redirection of just $118 million or so in aid, unlikely to make a big dent in the country's budget.

Every time a MN receives a request, it checks in its Redirection Caching structure if there is information to redirect the request to other node.

Selection of the MOL material must be made bearing in mind that these three parameters are key in the effort to prevent unwanted restriction in the upward flow of biogas, which may result in the redirection of biogas towards the top of the slope, leading to high CH4 fluxes (hotspots).

It was found that the genomic variations affect a total of 227 proteins of Px strain and a quite number of mutations alter key enzymes in the central carbon and nitrogen metabolism and in the biosynthesis of secondary metabolites, which probably results in the redirection of common precursors for erythromycin biosynthesis [ 53].

This, combined with the stricter inshore fishing regulations, improvements in fishing technology, and the introduction of larger vessels, resulted in the redirection of fishing effort into deeper offshore waters.

First, the temporo-parietal junction (TPJ) has been implicated not only in processing the attribution of beliefs to other people but also in the redirection of attention to task-relevant stimuli.