Sentence examples for loss of preferential from inspiring English sources

The loss to average UK households could be as much as £2,000 over the longer term in the institute's worst-case scenario, which involves a loss of preferential trade links with the EU and a fall in productivity linked to declines in business investment.

The sugar industry - a key source of foreign exchange and Guyana's main employer - has been hit by the loss of preferential access to EU markets and a cut in European sugar subsidies.

The mutant domain showed significantly decreased binding to all DNA substrates and complete loss of preferential binding to the unmethylated substrate in vitro (Figure 2B).

Such loss of preferential contacts is due to the action of the Xist long non-coding RNA, independently of its ability to repress transcription 58.

The codeposition of nSiC particles leads to a noticeable grain refinement and the loss of a preferential orientation.

MoAb 5.48 binds preferentially to the superficial cell layers of normal urothelium and well differentiated TCCs, but exhibits less binding in poorly differentiated tumours with loss of the preferential superficial staining.

In addition, depletion of LEDGF/p75 led to loss of the preferential integration of HIV-1 into TU of the host genome [ 33] and replacing LEDGF/p75 chromatin interaction domain by fusion proteins resulted in redirecting the HIV-1 IS in G/C-rich regions [ 32, 34, 35].

These observations indicate that there was no direct reaction between Phe and H2O2, no measurable losses to adsorption of Phe to pyrite, and no microbial degradation (which would have resulted in a coincidental loss of Phe and preferential formation of p-Tyr).

To further test this conclusion, we investigated our larger data set, which also include additional nematode and fly species for two RTMIL predictions: preferential loss of 3′ over 5′ introns and preferential loss of adjacent introns over ones located more dispersed.

** Tested on normal DNA from peripheral blood cells Alternatively, a possible pathogenic nature of the four amino acid repeat polymorphisms in breast cancer might be indicated by the detection of preferential loss of the wildtype allele in tumors.

It might be argued that we do not observe −2 and +12 peaks in the W-C distributions near CDEII because of preferential loss of AT-rich fragments spanning CDEII.