Sentence examples for more open state from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rouhani also appealed for a more open state news media.

Most New Yorkers want a better, fairer, more open State Legislature instead of the embarrassment they now endure.

"I thought these cables were the perfect example of a need for more open state diplomacy," he said on Thursday, before the day in court ending and he was sent back to his cell.

"I thought these cables were the perfect example of a need for more open state diplomacy," he said on Thursday, before the day in court ended, and he was sent back to his cell.

Light activation results in a more open state of stomata during the day than in the night, in agreement with the experimental data [ 18].

Indeed, using an elegant in vivo protease sensitivity assay, several bypass mutants show enhanced cleavage, suggesting that they exist in a more open state.

Moreover, some of the more open states "have erected such significant barriers to entry for foreign lawyers that the rights granted in the rules are nearly meaningless".

This comparison is consistent with the three states of TRPP2, yet the more opened state TRPP2-SI has a wider lower gate than TRPP2-MI but exhibits a narrow pore helix upper gate to TRPP2-MI (Grieben et al., 2017; Shen et al., 2016; Wilkes et al., 2017).

Further, RNA likely contributes to architecture and regulation, with repeat-rich 'junk' RNA in euchromatin (ecRNA) promoting a more open chromatin state.

The Myod1 gene, which is not expressed in germ cells, was used as control for specificity of treatment to ensure that the drug treatments were not creating an overall more open chromatin state.

Interestingly further, JNK inhibition restores a more open chromatin state at many of these genes (Fig 2F).