Sentence examples for major fluidity from inspiring English sources

However, we note that surveys carried out under current conditions are difficult to rely on due to the fact that they are held under conditions of major fluidity.

"Surveys carried out under current conditions are difficult to rely on due to the fact that they are held under conditions of major fluidity," said Douglas Mwonzora, an M.D.C. spokesman, in a statement.

We demonstrate that with PC, penetratin is able to form vesicle aggregates with no major change in membrane fluidity and presents no well defined secondary structure organization.

SM has a high affinity for cholesterol and both lipids are major determinants of membrane fluidity and structural integrity of the PM (Simons and Ikonen, 1997).

Ergosterol concentration is a major determinant of membrane fluidity, which is tightly regulated according to the cellular environment (Brown and Goldstein, 2009; Burg and Espenshade, 2011).

Ms. Tolan said that sexual fluidity has been a major part of her own experience.

For long chain PUFAs, such as EPA and DHA, a major role in maintaining cell membrane fluidity is assumed (Nichols et al. 1993;Nishida and Murata 1996).

The study's qualitative longitudinal design and its use of repeated interviews allowed for a major focus on change over time, fluidity of the body, and contingency of bodily perspectives to emerge [ 31, 32].

"Hide/Seek" considers such themes as the role of sexual difference in depicting modern America; how artists explored the fluidity of sexuality and gender; how major themes in modern art--especially abstraction--were influenced by social marginalization; and how art reflected society's evolving and changing attitudes toward sexuality, desire, and romantic attachment.

Suboptimal growth temperatures have major impacts on cell physiology including decreasing membrane fluidity and a reduced efficiency of protein synthesis and folding [ 1- 3].

This year will have the first presidential election in half a century in which neither a sitting president nor a sitting vice president is vying for major-party nomination, lending the contests a rare fluidity.