Sentence examples for limits of transformation from inspiring English sources

Having witnessed previous campaigns to tame the backlog fall short, he is philosophical about the limits of "transformation".

Library sizes introduced by CRISPRm should be scalable to the limits of transformation efficiency, to 10 or larger (Kawai et al., 2010).

Based on before-and-after data, however, Glasberg is highly optimistic that educating the public prevents misunderstandings regarding both the actual limits of surgical transformations and the risks.

In the limit of low transformation rates the new method degenerates to the well-known local equilibrium condition.

Applications of microporous zeolites are limited to transformations of small molecules due to the pore diffusion limitation imposed by the microporous network structure.

The action of ecSOD to attenuate O2− limits the transformation of NO to ONOO− thereby preserving NO bioavailability for signaling.

Silicon minimises metal ion absorption and limits the transformation of toxic metals between the roots and shoots of rice seedlings grown in Cd [ 107].

Nor is this possibility of transformation limited to what are conventionally understood to be "instrumental" values.

This follows from general necessary conditions for the preservation of weak limits under transformation, which presuppose that ρ n ∗ / ρ n M has to converge in distribution in order for ρ n ∗ M n possessing a limit in distribution; see Theorem 2 in [29].

Figure 6 shows that a combined system has a higher geographic stability in terms of limiting the unintentional transformation of adjacent wildtype populations for a wide range of values of transgenic homozygote fitness ν ('Medea only' exhibits limited geographic control if fitness costs of being transgenic are high [ 8]).

If structure transformation accompanies growth, the rate of transformation may be limited by the growth rate, or it may be affected by the aggregation state.