PTM ChIPs recently demonstrated that nucleosomes can be asymmetrically modified, meaning that only one tail within the octamer is modified.
Despite this failure, Neel's original thought of "thriftiness" remained dominant albeit with a modified meaning.
These interactions, which reinforce or reconstruct, can be understood through the theories of symbolic interactionism [ 27] and performativity [ 28], which emphasise the role of micro social interactions and everyday performances in responding to, creating and modifying meaning.
As a project to construct meaning, a sentence or paragraph must eventually end, while a thought process can potentially continue endlessly in developing or modifying meanings.
We didn't need to modify "crucial" (meaning "of supreme importance").
In his interview Pusztai had mentioned two lines of genetically modified potatoes, meaning the two GNA lines, and this was reported by the media.
The children seemed to modify the meaning and what they attached meaning to during the procedure, gradually detaching meaning from the adult's gestures.
Changing between the different expressions, the children seemed to modify the meaning and what they attached meaning to in the situations.
The Slavic languages make extensive use of prefixes and suffixes to derive new words and thereby enrich the vocabulary e.g., Russian čern-yj 'black,' čern-i-t'toto blacken,' o-čern-i-t'toto slander.' Several prefixes may be combined to modify the meaning of a verb (e.g., Bulgarian iz-po-raz-boleja se, in which the added prefixes intensify the meaning 'for many people to fall ill').
Derivational extensions modify the meaning of the verb root.
