Sentence examples for marks of changes from inspiring English sources
For histone acetylation the chromatin was immunoprecipitated using antibodies against acetylated histones H3 or H4 as two independent marks of changes in chromatin.
A tree in Preston Park hung with trainers is a mark of changes to the natural world.
The mark of change is already on this city, which was inaugurated in 1960 as a modernistic ode to bureaucracy.
It is a mark of change that his successor is presumed to be Shinzo Abe, a man of only 51 years.
The EEA can be characterized as a mark of change in policy toward more labor immigration, reinforced through EU membership.
This group show is inspired by the astronomical and the astrological — with a title taken from a phenomenon describing the progression of the planet Uranus and the zodiacal sign of Taurus, which marks moments of change, rebellion and freedom.
Infection of host cells with a viral pathogen marks the onset of changes in the host cell's microenvironment.
One mark of this change is in the card industry.
Exploring the neural marking of a change in style of processing may reveal the underlying mechanism of the phenomenal aspect of emotional experience.
But he denied that his announcement of changes marked any kind of about-face.
Korstad, RR. "Fighting for Our Lives: The School of Public Health Marks 50 Years of Change and Challenge". Carolina Alumni Review 78 (Fall , 1989: 50-57.
