Sentence examples for incomplete turnover from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is plausible that the slight increase in γH2Av in His C mutants could result from incomplete turnover of γH2Av rather than directly reflect DNA damage that could activate the S phase checkpoints.

Although an efficient activation of externally added 13-HOD to 13-HOD-CoA was found using isolated glyoxysomes the data of this study suggested an incomplete turnover of this oxylipin.

Sloppy contract language, staff turnover, incomplete paperwork and stressful combat conditions on the ground led to a badly flawed process, senior Army officials in Washington said.

Energy loss during the conversion of photosynthate to biomass is also large but cannot be modelled as precisely due to incomplete knowledge about pathways and turnover and maintenance costs.

We did not pool surveys for a given plot within a year because multiple surveys within a year were rare and incomplete, and because of high species turnover across seasons (see Text S1, Figure S2).

This incomplete sampling resulted in artificially high species turnover rates between surveys, even when surveys of a given plot were separated by only a few days.

Even under the most favourable of conditions however, the turnover of compromised organelles is incomplete so that, with age, there is a gradual intralysosomal accumulation of waste material.

An increased epidermal turnover has been suggested to induce incomplete removal of organelles because the cellular proteolytic machinery necessary for protein/nucleic acid degradation is overfed.

The incomplete penetrance of the rescue is probably due to turnover of the injected mRNA by gastrula stage.

Knockdown of endogenous Chd1 resulted in a partial reduction in nucleosome turnover at the promoter, consistent with either incomplete knockdown or redundant factors.

Following the turnover, Dantzler was stopped on a short run then threw two incomplete passes.