Sentence examples for natural switch from inspiring English sources

Three approaches to creating molecular switches include altering a natural switch to recognize new exogenous ligands, engineering novel allosteric responses to ligand binding, or enforcing protein localization with chemical dimerizers.

Dr. Dre announced "This is a natural switch for me, since I've directed a lot of music videos, and I eventually want to get into directing".

In 2000, a sort of natural switch flicked (this is what is called the Pacific Decadal Oscillation), and we have since seen a predominance of La Niña years, and with that, sea levels forcing upward.

The "natural" switch phenomenon, which affects all pneumococcal strains regardless of vaccination, needs not be explicitly modeled as switches to and from vaccine strains should compensate.

In vaccinated individuals however, non-vaccine isolates which result from the natural switch of a vaccine isolate may persist under selective pressure due to vaccination, whereas vaccine isolates will not.

To me the bigger question is whether natural switches are subject to this sort of "hazard", or whether the multiple interlinked feedback loops that always seem to be present serve to mitigate this behavior.

In this paper in the first time it was shown that the exposure to constant illumination started at the period of natural switching-off reproductive function has no effect or protective effect on antioxidant defense system, survival and tumorigenesis in rats.

In this article, we distinguish between "natural" capsular switch, which is the propensity for a pneumococcal strain to switch its capsular type independently of its environment, and vaccine-selected capsular switch, which results from the selective pressure of conjugate vaccination on pneumococcal strains.

Based on our estimation of the frequency of natural capsular switch between 5.10−5/week and 5.10−3/week, this led us to investigate vaccine-selected switch frequencies in vaccinated individuals between 0 and 10−2/week.

Coal, the cheapest fuel, currently produces America's baseload power: coal-fired plants run constantly to meet basic demand, with natural gas switched on when demand is higher.

If Bostonians could get the Minneapolis rate for natural gas, switching from heating oil would save $515 a year.