Sentence examples for modifications as opposed from inspiring English sources

License modifications, as opposed to general F.C.C. rules, are required to be decided in the District of Columbia circuit.

It has been suggested that internal dynamics of genomic modifications as opposed to the external evolutionary forces have a significant and complex impact on Darwinian species evolution.

It has been suggested that the internal dynamics of genomic modifications as opposed to the external evolutionary forces have a significant and complex impact on Darwinian species evolution (Dover, 2000).

For instance, a very interesting regulome would be that of combining TF binding sites actually used in T cells and T cell histone modifications, as opposed to the presently applied less precise prediction scheme.

At face value, the theory of descent with modification (as opposed to the theory of lateral transfer) would be a good working hypothesis to explain that observation.

Furthermore, the findings that global levels of epigenetic modifications in cfnucleosomes (as opposed to gene-specific epigenetic profiling) could distinguish pancreatic cancer and benign cases strengthens their ability to be used also in the differential diagnosis and overcomes the previous challenge in separating patients with cancer from benign organ-related diseases.

Within this discussion, the two research directions that we include are (1) body modifications that carry some risk, as opposed to routine modifications that typically do not, and (2) the influence of body talk and social comparison as variables influencing body image.

It has been hypothesized that histone modifications regulate the transcription, as opposed to the traditional view with transcription factors as the key regulators.

We use the term "broad modification" to denote long regions of chromosomal space in which there is a given epigenetic modification present continuously (>50 kb), as opposed to focal regions of modification ("peaks") in a promoter or other region.

We have previously shown that standard DNA damage assays also need modification when dealing with NM as opposed to chemicals for which they were originally optimized.

The transgenerational effect was found to be epigenetic, caused by a chemical modification of DNA through methylation, as opposed to a normal base DNA mutation.