Sentence examples for recruitment indicates from inspiring English sources
Evidence that quantity and quality of lagoon nurseries may limit recruitment indicates that these areas represent a key component of a marine protected area designed to restore fisheries within the bay.
While preexisting, paused, RNA Pol II is associated with a large number of genes in diverse cell types, new RNA Pol II recruitment indicates transcriptional activity [ 15].
The significant bias in gene recruitment indicates that some genes are more suitable for a novel function, probably because the mutations they accumulated brought them closer to the characteristics required for the new function.
Our observation that charge-swap mutations on the TEN-domain of hTERT and the TEL-patch of TPP1 restore telomerase recruitment indicates that these elements interact directly; for other examples see Jucovic and Hartley (1996); Tansey and Herr (1997); Pennock et al. (2001).
LLO– Lm vacuoles were not completely devoid of PKCε recruitment, indicating that PKCε was recruited to Lm vacuoles at low levels but that LLO somehow enhanced that recruitment.
Furthermore recent studies relating to Islamic fundamentalist recruitment indicate that kinship and social bonds also play a key role in this process.
However, the number of gaps projected to fill by subcanopy recruitment indicated the stands were approaching a transition in their developmental stage.
Data for WT CXCL8 shows sustained recruitment, indicating that the presence of both monomers and dimers regulate recruitment.
Most importantly, we observe that there is no simple correlation between serum levels and extent of recruitment, indicating that receptor and GAG binding properties play a prominent role in regulating recruitment.
We observe that the dimer is the most potent form for eliciting robust neutrophil recruitment, that the monomer is less potent and shows low sustained recruitment, and that the WT alone shows sustained and steady levels of recruitment, indicating a fundamental role for monomers and dimers in regulating recruitment (Figures 1 and 2).
Doctors communicated in ways that generally promoted optimal recruitment, indicating that trials can be embedded into clinical practice.
