Sentence examples for of external agents from inspiring English sources
As sedentary organisms, plants usually must enlist the services of external agents for pollen transport.
Since the 17th century, the field of epidemiology has been responsible for the identification of external agents capable of causing cancer.
The reaction may take place at the surface or may occur internally as a result of diffusion of external agents into the plastic body.
Cleavage studies of 1 4 with pBR322 plasmid DNA were carried out, noticeably, S-enantiomer of complex 1 exhibited effective DNA cleavage efficiency in absence of external agents.
Roles such as oil palm and logging concessionaires, government, local NGO (promoting biodiversity conservation) representatives were played by the villagers, matching as much as possible the real life roles of external agents.
While the polymerization dynamics from its soluble precursor fibrinogen has been studied for decades, few attempts have been made to modulate fibrin network structure through the addition of external agents that actively engage this process.
They also exhibit efficient nuclease activity towards supercoiled pUC19 DNA both in the absence and presence of external agent (H2O2).
Taken separately each regulatory cascade interaction may not help framing an operational understanding of health homeostasis whereas a more global view, where the concomitant activity of the largest number of targets with respect to the wave of external agent exposure, such as dietary molecules, could be scrutinized as a complex interaction network.
The medial fronto-parietal hyperactivation was thought to result in the "excessive misattribution of their own voice to external agents".
The kinds of research most valuable to external agents may not be those most valuable to the Ugandan public, as stipulated in the HSSP.
Therefore, it is possible that longer periods of experimental diabetes may be necessary to trigger periodontal disease onset in the absence of inductive external agents of periodontal disease such as ligatures and bacterial inoculation.
