Sentence examples for modification of class from inspiring English sources
A missing link seems to be the epigenetic modification of class II region genes.
Further modification of class A mimetics, or the grafting of interacting peptide residues on foldamers, result in class B mimetics, which proved to be particularly resistant to proteolytic degradation.
While the modification of CLASS-Phys for Chemistry resulted in categories with highly similar statement groups (Barbera et al., 2008), the categorization of CLASS-Bio statements differs from the previous CLASS surveys.
In consideration of the classic ABC model, we were asking whether the modification of C-class gene was involved in the formation of double flower in 'Jinpanlizhi' and 'Shibaxueshi'.
The four-car trains were modifications of Class 71, which was again based on the Swedish X2.
This paper reports the step-by-step modification of the class of FE models and the selection of a representative model class based on the set of ambient vibration data obtained from multi-setup field tests.
This paper presents an approach to the modification of a class of Lyapunov-based robust controllers when the input constraint needs to be taken into account.
The last modification of the class undertaken by Maunsell was the gradual introduction of small smoke deflector plates from 1934.
Modification of the class II MHC β-chain with ubiquitin has been implicated in several steps of the trafficking pathway, including internalization, endocytic trafficking, targeting to multivesicular bodies and degradation [5], [6], [7].
When we included an interaction between exposure and SES quartile, the effect modification of social class on the association between pollutant and fetal biometry was only minor for most associations.
However, simple yet versatile strategies for the surface modification of multiple classes of nanomaterials, including biointerfaces, are rare, as the chemical interactions between the surface modifiers and the substrates need to be tailored on a case-by-case basis.
