Sentence examples for lack of transformation from inspiring English sources
Mokhoanatse added he would be asking the North Gauteng high court to establish a judicial commission of inquiry into "the lack of transformation in South Africa rugby".
Taken together, these findings show that T-IhNSC cells are immortalized but retain quite strict growth factor dependence and proper differentiation characteristics, which accounts for lack of transformation in our hands.
Lack of transformation protocol is a limitation for functional characterization of genes in Crocus.
The interaction of DO with the three compartments of organic carbon present in groundwater systems determines the transformation or lack of transformation of CEs.
This result is consistent with previous reports showing a lack of transformation by human RON [ 30- 32], but is inconsistent with reports indicating efficient transformation of NIH 3T3 cells by mouse Stk (called "Ron" in these reports) [ 23, 24].
In contrast to T-DNA-based activation tagging, which is plagued by a lack of transformation efficiency and its time consuming nature, this for the first time, makes it feasible one day to tag (similarly to Arabidopsis) every gene within a perennial plant genome.
However, the lack of any transformation suggests that transformation may require an immune reaction, a conclusion that needs confirmation, not only because of its importance, but also owing to the limited extent of the data and because extreme immuno-suppression might have compromised the health of the mice.
In the isolated nanocrystals a lack of collective transformation effects yields larger transformation barriers and causes larger critical diameters than those observed in the grains of nanocrystalline NiTi.
Indeed, based on their lack of spontaneous transformation, DF-1 cells are used to score for transformation by potential oncogenes in avian tumorigenicity models [41].
Where it is headed is hard to discern, but the cause is clear: chronic lack of racial transformation in US higher education.
Makhanya wrote in a recent column how he would be cheering for South Africa's opponents because he felt Mandela's legacy had been betrayed by a lack of racial transformation in rugby.
