Sentence examples for modifying the action from inspiring English sources

While SNP changes must be upstream (causal) of gene expression and phenotype manifestations, this does not preclude some SNPs from modifying the action of other SNPs, and the effect of such modifiers may become apparent only in particular contexts.

But at least it's directly modifying the action instead of being buried within a prepositional phrase.

Thus, we expect tetrac to be capable of modifying the action of EGF on P-gp, favoring chemosensitivity.

Many genetic loci are involved in ASD susceptibility and they likely interact (Risch et al, 1999), with common variants potentially modifying the action of rare variants (Bodmer & Bonilla, 2008), either by ameliorating or enhancing the effect of the susceptibility locus.

You could develop drugs that modify the action of that gene in the amygdala.

Reverter, A., Ingham, A. & Dalrymple, B. P. Mining tissue specificity, gene connectivity and disease association to reveal a set of genes that modify the action of disease causing genes.

The plan does not provide an opportunity for a participant's personal physician to modify the action plan if it is not medically appropriate for that individual.

A proposed remedy is to modify the action of GR in such a way that all fixed points are accounted for.

(3) If an action will result in harm to or within the floodplain or wetland, the Agency shall design or modify the action to preserve as much of the natural and beneficial floodplain and wetland values as is possible.

Same facts as Example 2, except that if a participant's personal physician disagrees with any part of the action plan, the personal physician may modify the action plan at any time, and the plan discloses this to participants.

In Medea as Euripides wrote it, the heroine kills her children with a knife in her final act of revenge, and while Cusk has modified the action to make it more comprehensible in the present day, she believes the fate of the children speaks to what she calls the "moral cynicism of the divorce world".