Sentence examples for lines that affect from inspiring English sources

This may mean that every time there is a census, each party will vie not for national office, but for state legislatures where they can redraw the lines that affect how much your vote really counts.

The numbers of R cells and their axonal projections to the brain is unaffected [42] as noted above for deficiency lines that affect mRpL34 and Dg (Fig. 4, S2).

Through this update, we will be able to profile the patterns of LINE expression in various diseases and to identify LINEs that affect the expression of functional human genes.

"I'm just saying that if you're going to affect us, you'd better realize there's a bottom line that affects flesh and blood and real people," he said this month at a meeting of the Republican Governors Association.

The identification of germ line variants that affect the expression of longevity-associated genes will facilitate further high-throughput genetic epidemiologic studies of human aging.

Many studies have sequenced the genomes from both normal and diseased tissues of the same individual, and looked for differences that might be associated with that disease, such as germ-line alleles that affect disease susceptibility, or variations in tumors that affect response to therapies.

Dotted red lines show relations between different categories and dotted black lines show risks that affect staff safety, as well as patient safety.

Mouse lines carrying mutations that affect three different genes of the PCP signaling pathway (namely Vangl2 Lp, Scrib Crc and Celsr1 Crsh) were bred together to create all possible pairwise combinations of mutations.

Marilyn Moon, a health economist and former trustee of the Medicare program, said that "you have to be vigilant" in cutting Medicare payments to health care providers because "there is no bright line" between cuts that affect beneficiaries and those that affect only providers.

This is because the cells that are involved in reproduction (the germline) are distinct from those that make up the rest of the body (the somatic line); only changes that affect the germline can be passed on.

However, this is quite different in HGUE-C-1 cells, since in this cell line, all drugs that affect cell proliferation induce directly an increase in the SubG1 phase, without previous accumulation in any of the phases of the cell cycle.