Sentence examples for modification through the from inspiring English sources
Lysine residues on histone tails may also undergo another form of covalent modification through the addition of an acetyl functional group.
The existing works need an explicit user-query, are missing information about the domain, or require the modification through the provider.
This work evaluates a novel bitumen modification through the use of a chemical agent, thiourea dioxide, substance which has been traditionally used as a reducing agent.
This work evaluates a novel bitumen modification through the use of expanded vermiculite (EVMt) which has been traditionally used as thermal insulation material.
By touching the robot, the user experiences a force feedback whose intensity depends on the amplitude of the introduced perturbation (i.e., trajectory modification), through the stiffness and damping parameters of the controller.
The SUMO pathway parallels the classical ubiquitinylation pathway with three discrete steps: activation involving the enzyme E1, conjugation involving the E2 enzyme UBC9, and substrate modification through the cooperative association of UBC9 and E3 ligases.
Second, Congress provided the Treasury Department with $700 billion that it could have used to leverage loan modifications through the purchase of troubled assets.
Fewer than 500,000 households have gotten modifications through the Treasury program, which offers incentives to lenders to participate.
The new system comes at a time that, according to government figures, 680,000 borrowers have been granted temporary loan modifications through the federal Making Home Affordable program but only about 31,000 of them have converted to permanent modifications.
And if we carry these modifications through the different species which are known to subsist, their number would be incalculable.
The key step of such process is the integration of the surfactin molecule in the lipid bilayer, inducing modifications through the formation of pores or channels, or through its detergent activity.
