Sentence examples for key loci from inspiring English sources

Linked with globalization was the idea of spatial reorganization and the hypothesis that cities were becoming key loci within global networks of production, finance, and telecommunications.

These cancers possessed copy number alterations targeting key loci in human T cell lymphomagenesis.

Firstly, by means of a comprehensive checklist for model quality assurance, key loci and sorts of uncertainties in the TIMER modelling process are identified.

Furthermore, local variations in methylation at only several key loci have been shown to be sufficient for tumorigenesis (Lee et al., 2008; Poage et al., 2011).

DMRs show continuous gain or loss of methylation during differentiation, and the overall change in DNA methylation correlates inversely with gene expression at key loci.

Technology-based firms are viewed as key loci of innovation and, indeed, this innovation is not limited to product innovation, even though many of the stereotypes that come to mind have to do with the development of ever more technologically advanced 'widgets'widgets

Accordingly, the maintenance and change of cultural systems is a key locus of political struggle.

It's ironic: a company based in China, which received Buddhism via Afghanistan, will destroy a key locus of that transmission.

Therefore, we hypothesize that DRO2 is a key locus associated with natural variation in RGA in the shallow-rooting cultivars except for those of Group VI (such as IR64), which have a non-functional DRO1 allele.

A key locus in this aerobic energy metabolism is a 14-gene cluster located on CHR1 (Rmet_0927 through Rmet_0940) encoding a large membrane-bound complex of NADH dehydrogenase (NADH quinone oxidoreductase) that is highly conserved within the four sequenced Cupriavidus strains, and in other closely related species.

Our results are broadly consistent with electrophysiological, computational and neuroimaging studies that functionally link NREM slow wave sleep with information flow from amygdalar-hippocampal structures to neocortical sites during sleep [3], [22], [25], [26], [28], [43], but suggest that the amygdala is the key locus of anatomical change in sleep-regulated memory enhancement.