Sentence examples for machineries through from inspiring English sources

In this report, we found quantitative genome-wide differential control of transcriptional and mRNA decay machineries through signaling processes superimposing over the general strong co-regulation of expression levels that is largely invariant between genotypes and related to the global expression attractor correspondent to the specific cell type [15], [20].

Topoisomerase 1 is able to relax supercoiled DNA, downstream the replication and transcription machineries, through the formation of transitory single-strand breaks.

These could now be pulled open, and machinery brought through by the gang.

By then, he said, companies will be producing hundreds of devices to support the communication of machinery through the ether.

Davis is free, Pakistan put its judicial machinery through some formal motions, and it never got to the point where the Pakistani courts had to make a call on the diplomatic-immunity question.

It has a giant bellows, and a cabinet full of machinery, through which a human operator (the camera's keeper, Jennifer Trausch) manually pulls a single sheet of photographic paper.

The Provisions, confirmed by an oath of "community" of the magnates, were to remain in effect for 12 years and provide the machinery through which the necessary reforms could be accomplished.

Elsewhere you might get invited to power some exotic machinery through Goodwood's superbly rewarding though deceptively tricky hillclimb or even – and skip the rest of this sentence if you don't want the surprise spoilt – slip into your astronaut suit to bounce around the surface of the Moon in NASA's Lunar Roving Vehicle.

Oxaliplatin exerts its effects by interfering with DNA replication and transcription machinery through nuclear DNA adduct formation [2].

These interactions are captured as Biological Regulatory Network BRNN) which acts to maintain the viability of host cell machinery through feedback control mechanism which is a characteristic of complex adaptive systems.

Now he could design, build, and test DNA constructs to control the cell's machinery through standard biochemical operations like transcription, translation, or post-translation processes.