Sentence examples for modifications in fact from inspiring English sources
Many borrowers who obtain loan modifications, in fact, soon find themselves in trouble again.
Many epigenetic modifications, in fact, are spontaneously "erased" or "reset" when cells reproduce (whether by meiosis or mitosis), thereby precluding their inheritance.
The evidence that these modifications, in fact, result from selection by the immune system is less clear, since the possibility that they may result from reorganized metabolism associated with proliferation or from cell de-differentiation remains.
Our enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) using synthetic peptides that contained residue-specific modifications in fact showed that some antibody samples cross-reacted with many peptides and had little specificity (Kimura et al. 2008).
Fourth, these results were independent of psychophysiological modification, in fact no differences were found in EMG frontalis muscle level at rest after treatment.
In addition, it says, the bank falsely claimed that the actual owners of loans had refused to allow changes to their mortgages, and it incorrectly claimed that borrowers had failed to make payments on trial loan modifications when in fact they had.
We justify some well known dG methods with some modifications that in fact allow to improve the performance of the original methods, particularly when the physical properties are discontinuous.
Three of the five identified posttranslational modifications are in fact disulfides, strongly suggesting that Glo1 is indeed regulated in response to the redox state of the cell.
In a general review of raptor electrocution studies, Lehman et al. [2] stated that "without information on bird numbers, a post-mitigation decrease in mortality could be attributed to pole modifications, when in fact it is the result of a population decline".
This strongly suggests that the cytosine modifications do in fact have an effect on the conformational state of the steps as well as on the overall structure.
Indeed, antibodies directed against specific modifications have in fact been widely used to detect functional and/or specific forms of proteins.
