Sentence examples for responsible for specialization from inspiring English sources

The primary objective of this study was to deduce which of two population genetic mechanisms, antagonistic pleiotropy and mutation accumulation, was more responsible for specialization (results were strongly in favor of antagonistic pleiotropy).

Differentiation is responsible for the specialization of cell types, growth for increasing the cell population and morphogenesis ("beginning of shape") is responsible for the spatial and temporal organization that gives an organism its complex three-dimensional structure.

The National Consultant in Nuclear Medicine is responsible for the specialization program, and the Medical Center of Postgraduate Training is the administrative body which accepts the specialization program, supervises the training, acknowledges departments where training can be done, organizes the examinations (twice a year), and finally, awards the specialist title.

The National Consultant in Nuclear Medicine is responsible for the specialization program in NM.

We therefore sought to identify novel mechanisms responsible for the specialization of intestinal CD103+ DCs to generate iTregs.

The mcBPPS sampler classified sequences within the entire P-loop GTPase class into multiple categories by identifying those evolutionarily-divergent residues most likely to be responsible for functional specialization.

In contrast, effector genes responsible for cell differentiation and specialization might not require these rich and complex regulatory inputs, and would not be methylated.

All RRBs have a N-terminal receiver domain that includes a conserved aspartate needed for the phosphorelay, a centrally positioned Myb-like DNA binding domain, and a variable domain at the C-terminus which is thought to be responsible for the functional specialization within this family [ 33, 41, 43].

Studies on the differences in the development of structures that are responsible for these morphological specializations can contribute to an improved understanding of what goes wrong in medically important human craniofacial variation.

We predict that enhanced understanding of the mechanisms responsible for the drop in specialization that occurs in tumors through better characterization of cancer transcriptome profiles will lead to the development of new molecular diagnosis tools and intervention techniques.

These results open two alternative hypotheses: 1) just the presence of ciaB is not enough to warrant a successful invasion, considering that both C. showae and C. hominis presented a reduced repertory of virulence genes; or 2) sequence variation at amino acid level was responsible for function switching and/or specialization of this gene.