Sentence examples for loss of boundary from inspiring English sources

Not least because many Tory MPs - as individuals - will not grieve too much at the loss of boundary changes.

Next, in order to prove the large time behavior of the solution to (1.1), we shall need several steps: Step 1, we will find that the temporal decay rate of ∥ u ( t ) ∥ ∞ is indeed t − 1 m − 1. Step 2, we prove the boundary estimates for the large time which guarantee that no loss of boundary condition occurs throughout the time evolution.

It is possible that loss of boundary activity and/or the redistribution of a limiting silencing factor such as Sir3p [36], [37], [37] could indirectly produce these effects.

Following cetuximab treatment, HT-29 showed some apoptosis features (loss of boundary contacts and the presence of filipodi).

L1 TAD boundaries show a striking loss of boundary strength ("opening"), whereas H2 and H3 TAD boundaries appear to strengthen slightly ("closing"; Figures 2B and 2C).

The loss of boundary activity is specific to constituents of the Elba complex, as injection of dsRNA for the closely related insv did not disrupt boundary activity.

"The loss of the sense of self, the loss of boundaries, the pseudomaturity.

The mechanism of boundary formation has been extensible studied because loss of boundaries causes defects in downstream patterning events [42].

If odd-numbered rhombomeres do indeed lose their identity in kto mutant zebrafish, the loss of boundaries in these mutants would be predicted by the hypothesis that requires the apposition of distinct segments for boundary formation.

(III) Changes in the spatio temporal organization of nuclear architecture or loss of boundaries might cause altered nuclear territories, disrupt ordered epigenetic patterns and induce altered gene expression programs.

Mechanisms to explain aberrant de novo methylation in these contexts include (a) targeted recruitment of DNA methyl-transferases by cis-acting factors such as G9a or EZH2 [ 14], or (b) loss of boundaries or "protective" transcription factors leading to the spread of DNA methylation into affected regions in the genome [ 15, 16].