Sentence examples for predicted to switch from inspiring English sources

Oscillatory cells are predicted to switch to high-p53 state over a wider range of cumulative IR dose with lower median than non-oscillatory cells.

Segments with a high interchange probability are predicted to be switch regions.

Regions surrounding the G2-G3 domain, i.e. β1-β2 and β2-β3 loops, were predicted to be Switches I and II, respectively.

The Mph1 helicase is known to catalyze dissociation of the invading strand of Rad51-generated D-loops or extended D-loops in vitro and consequently would be predicted to facilitate template switching during BIR (Sun et al. 2008; Prakash et al. 2009; Sebesta et al. 2011).

A baculovirus expression system that allows facile and safe analysis of the Neu5Ac binding specificity of mutants of H5 HA engineered at sites that are predicted to effect a switch in host range has also been developed.

Interestingly, a superposition of both N- and C-terminal bundles of PepTSt onto those of the proton coupled fucose transporter, FucP (Supplementary Figure S8) places Lys126 in the same position as a conserved glutamate, Glu135 in FucP which upon protonation is predicted to trigger the switch to the inward facing state (Dang et al, 2010).

Physical activity was predicted to decrease immediately upon switching from the chow to the high fat diet and the model coefficients relating EE to FM and FFM agreed with previous independent estimates.

G1406 is predicted to be in the "switch 1 domain" of the cleft domain, which is thought to be important for the Pol II conformational changes that allow template binding (Gnatt et al. 2001).

That's strong evidence for neutrino mass, they say, because the odds of an identity switch are predicted to vary as the neutrinos travel longer distances.

Because this D1/D3 switch is predicted to limit local exposure to T3, we evaluated hepatic expression of THRSP (a T3 responsive gene) in our entire NAFLD cohort.

Wild type and mutant Rabs were used as indicated; curves are colour coded as in Figure 1 according to the position in the switch II region predicted to be important for GEF-mediated nucleotide release.