Sentence examples for label influences from inspiring English sources

Because the type of fluorescent label influences separation through the polymer, mutant and wild type extension products usually migrate to slightly different positions, further facilitating identification of mutations.

Their co-trafficking may result from SBD's affinity for glycosphingolipids, or may reflect a phenomenon we have documented in a separate study, termed "hijacking", whereby one label influences the trafficking behavior of the other.

When asked if the label influences purchasing decisions, self-reports varied further: 65.8% 'sometimes to always' consider the label in Korea (23); 80.8% use the label in Nigeria (42), and 17% in Mexico (35).

This is accepted generally as a quantitative measurement for the absolute amount of a fluorescence-labeled species [ 11– 13], although it is rather error prone, by the fact that the intensity is sensitive to bleaching and photophysical effects (i.e. the microenvironment of the observed label influences the lifetime of the transient dark energy states).

Long-time associate and former Warner Bros. Senior Vice President of Emerging Technology Ethan Kaplan has speculated that shake-ups at the record label influenced the group's decision to disband.

This study cannot establish how far the label per se or factors that may lead to that label influence relapse risk.

The literature is very limited but it appears that the nature of claims on the label influence the perception of a product although it may be necessary to consider different countries and subsections of society within a country.

Since the gold labeling influences the alignment procedure, single particle averaging was not performed on gold labeled particles instead, about a hundred images were visually analyzed (Figure 1C, see also Figure S2).

In order to investigate if the labeling influences the assembly properties of the protein, we first determined the association state of unlabeled vimentin mixed with increasing amounts of labeled vimentin under low ionic conditions by analytical ultracentrifugation.

YouTube has more reach than MTV did in its heyday and, for the moment, fans' viewing habits trump labels' influence.

This study measures the extent to which these warning labels influence adolescents' beliefs and hypothetical choices.