Sentence examples for restore linkage from inspiring English sources
Under natural conditions, recombination tends to restore linkage equilibrium (or a random association among heritable traits), and so the linkage disequilibrium generated by correlated selection persists for a relatively short time (Przeworski 2002).
This interpretation is still fully supported by the fact that restoring SAGA linkage to NPCs in these cells restores ageing.
The first option uses a miniaturized form of the extracellular matrix molecule agrin (mini-agrin), which is not homologous to LM-211, but shares binding properties with the protein that allow it to restore the mechanical linkage between muscle fibre and basement membrane.
A third pillar is the enactment of capital controls and the work to gradually lift these to restore normal financial linkages with the outside world.
REPUTATIONALLY speaking, the European Union has had better moments (though Russia is doing its best to restore the appeal of linkages to the west).
Complementation of the mptC mutant with either M. marinum or M. tuberculosis mptC restored the glycosyl linkage profile to that of wildtype (Table 1), confirming that mmar_3225 and Rv2181 are functional orthologues.
Re-expression of cavin-3 restored the cavin-3 linkasevidencedenced by the ability of myosin-1c antibody to co-precipitate cavin-1, cavin-3, and myosin-1c from lysates of H/Cavin-3 cells, but not H/GFP cells.
The prioritized recovery policy further reduces the time required for re-entrant/late users to catch up with the on-going session by utilizing the cross-linkage design within the TIH architecture to restore the foreground image (i.e. the image under current discussion) before the background images are restored (i.e. the remaining images in the session).
Therefore, disrupting E6 linkage to p53 and liberating p53 in those HPV-infected cells may restore their altered biological functions and allow cells to continue the normal process of cell apoptosis.
