Sentence examples for invoke substantial from inspiring English sources

Since recombination occurred at high frequency between the RSV repeats, which are upstream of the transcription start site and hence likely to be hundreds of bases away from the peak of AID-induced cytidine deamination (Saribasak et al., 2006), both models invoke substantial DNA resection to expose single stranded DNA distant from the nicks.

Thus, glycosylation invoked substantial conformational reorganization of the Skp1 polypeptide, which may be the basis for improved binding to Fbs1.

Pregnancy and lactation invoke a substantial demand on the mother to supply calcium and other minerals to her offspring, and this is met by different adaptations within each time period.

These three allotypes differ from each other by only 1 or 2 amino acids; yet this difference is enough to invoke a substantial difference in T cell recognition.

The increase in biosynthetic activity at this transition invokes a substantial energy demand, which is reflected by a sharp increase in the number of mitochondria at this stage [44].

Substantial architectural fragments invoke the vast desert palaces built by the Umayyads, in what is now Jordan, and later the Abbasids of Baghdad.

Thus, EST has a substantial potential to invoke neural adaptations through cortical plasticity.

In such a case, Congress could either withdraw its substantial athletic program tax preferences or invoke institutional non-qualification for Higher Education Act funding to dissuade such a move.

However, because secondary users need invoke the fair use defense only where there is substantial similarity between the original and allegedly infringing works, and thus actionable copying, the district court's analysis is of little if any assistance.

Similarly, we cannot agree that Any change in the conditions of confinement having a substantial adverse impact on the prisoner involved is sufficient to invoke the protections of the Due Process Clause.

However, when they gain access to deeper oral tissues, the microorganisms invoke pathogenic processes in order to ensure their own survival, thereby becoming a substantial threat to the host with whom they normally live in symbiosis.