Sentence examples for reporter monitors from inspiring English sources

While the reporter monitors gene-expression regulation of the entire locus, the resulting fluorescent protein is not physically attached to the protein of interest.

Whereas the BAT-gal treporter reporter monitors the expression level of only one Wnt responsive promoter, the microarray allows the analysis of the activity levels of promoters of all genes.

Whereas the BAT-gal treporter reporter monitors the response of one promoter to Wnt signaling, microarrays can be used to follow expression changes of all genes, including all known Wnt targets.

He sits on the board of Bloomberg Philanthropies, the cheritable group of Michael R. Bloomberg, who founded Bloomberg L.P. The appointment follows reports that Goldman Sachs executives complained to Bloomberg L.P. that a Bloomberg News reporter monitored terminal logon information for one of the firm's partners to investigate his employment status.

We next proceeded to determine whether the reporter monitored intracellular cAMP in Ins2-rtTA/pBI-cAMP mice.

Itchy reporters monitored the movements of Kathy Arberg, the Court's public-information officer, as if she were some kind of lab rat.

Reporters monitored his Sunday sermons and his weekly columns in the archdiocesan newspaper, and pumped him at his press conferences, hoping for a tabloid headline for Monday.

An article yesterday about attempts to determine when a cow on a Canadian farm was exposed to mad cow disease misattributed a comment made at a briefing in Washington that reporters monitored by telephone.

Waco, a sun-scorched plain as notable for what it doesn't have (a coast, a mountain, a Four Seasons hotel) as what it does (the Dr Pepper Museum, heat), is not about to squander the opportunity to sell itself to the dozens of reporters monitoring the president's vacation.

One problem, Dr. Stake said, is that the study does not adequately take into account the fact that politicians often prepare assiduously before fielding questions from reporters, monitor themselves carefully while speaking and "spin" questions in a direction they feel comfortable with.

How could you ever do that?" Correction: May 24 , 2003 Saturday An article yesterday about attempts to determine when a cow on a Canadian farm was exposed to mad cow disease misattributed a comment made at a briefing in Washington that reporters monitored by telephone.