Sentence examples for modified by short from inspiring English sources

The aim of the present work is to predict the fatigue crack initiation lives by employing classical εN concepts properly modified by short crack theory to model the stop-hale effect.

Although linkage of a single Ub moiety to Gap1 is a sufficient signal for its internalization from the cell surface [9], the permease is modified by short Ub chains built through linkage to the K63 residue of Ub [31].

Whilst both admission and mortality will be associated with long-term factors, of the two, admission rates may be more likely to be modified by short term interventions than mortality.

Indeed, we could observe that genes whose expression was modified by short periods of hypoxia may later return to their basal expression level as shown by analyzing kinetics of expression in hybridizations with cDNA of the same placenta maintained in hypoxia during 3, 24 or 48 hours.

One retrospective study (Rebbeck et al., 2005) was reassuring that the reduction in breast cancer risk associated with BSO is not modified by short-term use of HT.

However, we did not find any association with levels of PM10 exposure; thus, whether iNOS promoter methylation is modified by short-term exposure to PM remains uncertain.

Residing further from a dialysis centre is associated with increased CVC use, an effect modified by shorter pre-dialysis care and the geographic region of the country.

Compound 1 is a natural R. sin-1 lipid A having a 27-hydroxyoctacosanoic acid at C-2′, compound 2 contains an octacosanoic acid moiety at this position, and compound 3 is modified by a short chain tetradecanoic acid.

In the potassium channel of Streptomyces lividans, KcsA, each of the constituent four polypeptides is covalently modified by very short chain PHB (<15 residues).

In contrast, Rnd proteins are modified by a shorter 15-carbon farnesyl group (Foster et al., 1996; Roberts et al., 2008), and Rnd3 does not bind and therefore is not extracted from membranes by RhoGDIs (Forget et al., 2002).

Perhaps during the initial unguided 16 weeks, RT-CGM participants developed their own responses, which could not then be modified by a relatively short teaching session.