Sentence examples for modifications only by from inspiring English sources

The standard genetic code, which is a mapping of 64 codons to 20 standard amino acids and the translation stop signal, is shared, with minor modifications only, by all life forms on earth [ 1- 4].

All these functionalities can be developed in the same device without any hardware modification, only by using the proper ports and control electronics.

We examined effect modification in the NO2-asthma exacerbation relationship by stressor factors, and found significant (p <0.05) modification only by Factor 2 ('crowding and poor access to resources'); among UHF areas scoring above the median on Factor 2, each 10 ppb increase in area-average NO2 was associated with a 5.5% increase in child asthma ED visit rates.

However, our study is limited in the sense that individuals with type 2 diabetes are underrepresented, as approximately one-third of type 2 diabetes is treated by lifestyle modifications only (36).

Available data, however, describe histone modifications only at individual plant genes induced by stress.

This was applied to aircraft modifications only.

In fact, as most regulatory proteins are regulated by post-translational modification, only a small transcriptional increase is necessary to supplement the allosteric changes of the proteins.

This suggests that such fraying is an active modification process practiced only by certain individuals.

Possible modifications by only endogenous hormone-related factors on the association between both active smoking and secondhand smoke and breast cancer may not be sufficient to explain the increased risk of breast cancer in past decades.

Thus we observed high net values for genes exclusively bound by activating modifications, negative net values for genes bound only by silencing modifications and intermediate values for genes with combinatorial histone modification profiles.

"As natural selection acts solely by accumulating slight, successive, favorable variations, it can produce no great or sudden modifications; it can act only by short and slow steps" (Darwin 1859).