Sentence examples for mobilize elements of from inspiring English sources
Broader Israeli military engagement in Syria could potentially also mobilize elements of the Syrian population against Israel, including perhaps shifting the focus of some militant factions from toppling Assad to massing against Israel along the Golan Heights.
A.'s experience epitomizes the simultaneous experience of maintained, de-mobilized and newly mobilized elements of transnational engagement.
The parallel activity of the two different retropositional systems was further supported by detecting frequent nested insertions of RTE in LINE mobilized elements and vice versa [ 21].
Different passions may mobilize the elements of this structure differently.
Remedies can mobilize various elements of the allostatic stress response network in vitro and in vivo.
DAIBAM and Tetris are likely to be mobilized by elements of the same family and DAIBAM could have been generated from an element similar to Tetris by deletion of internal sequences.
Toxin genes present in other pCPF5603-like toxin plasmids, including cpe [13], etx [15] and iap/ibp [14], are in close proximity to IS1151 sequences, and the detection of circular transposition intermediates carrying both IS1151 and toxin gene sequences [14], [16], [17] has led to the suggestion that these elements mobilize many of the C. perfringens toxin genes [15].
Evidence of recent transposition was obtained (fig. 8), including that of the ermB ST54 012) element (fig. 8 C), but it is unclear whether this occurs independently of conjugative transposons, which may mobilize Tn6218 elements in trans (Adams et al. 2002).
These mechanisms mobilize genetic elements, such as plasmids, genetic islands, and phages (8 – 10 ), that can contain resistance elements.
One of the few clear strategies to emerge in recent months is an effort to mobilize conservative elements in society.
Of note, the same promoter used to express piggyBac transposase in Ae. aegypti or Minos transposase in An. stephensi also failed to mobilize transposable elements in the germline (Sethuraman et al. 2007; Scali et al. 2007).
