Sentence examples for reverse information from inspiring English sources

Prior to a second interaction, eyespots of familiar size-matched combatants were manipulated to reverse information conveyed by this visual signal.

Crick presciently noted that there was only one truly fundamental principle at the heart of the Central Dogma: there is no route of reverse information transfer from proteins to nucleic acids, i.e. no reverse translation.

3 The observation of molecules in cancer tissue that resemble embryoid body structures in which we recognize traits of the primordial organization of human positional identity probably represents the collective activation of cancer cells with a stem memory signature that prints copies of organizer proteins in a reverse information system.

Q2 reverse information-seeking: to identify up to 5 staff who regularly seek their input, when needing help to integrate research evidence into practice-based decisions.

Information about what?" The answers in reverse order: information is always about quantum properties or, more generally, properties at different times, thus histories.

When the spirit begins to inform the mind instead of the reverse, the information flow between all aspects of your being gains quantity and quality.

I'm trying to reverse the information flow.

You should also check out AARP's "Borrowing Against Your Home" guide, which HUD actually links to from its reverse mortgage information home page).

We cannot entirely exclude the possibility that reverse causality, information bias, differential mortality, or residual confounding may have accounted for the observed findings (40).

This situation describes a reverse asymmetry of information: the patient has more information relevant to the decision at stake than the health provider.

However, as amplicon sequencing could well result in a biased amplification of the higher abundant templates, we finally set up a splice variant specific quantitative real-time PCR (qRT-PCR) using a set of variant specific reverse primers (Supporting Information Table 2 and Supporting Information Fig. 3), which is certainly the most accurate method to quantify transcript abundances.