Sentence examples for rhythmic alternative from inspiring English sources

For example, a study with Affymetrix mouse exon arrays discovered that 0.4% of genes were under the control of rhythmic alternative splicing, although this is a surprisingly small effect considering that alternative splicing is a widespread and highly regulated event in mammals, affecting ∼80% of mouse genes.

As an example, I have used a discussion of "poetic" vocabulary to encourage students to ask not only what a word means, but why particular lexical choices are made, and what stylistic, poetic, and rhythmic effects alternatives may have.

Interestingly, circadian alternative splicing correlated with rhythmic mRNA expression, supporting the idea that circadian alternative splicing occurs cotranscriptionally.

The levels of both PRR7α and PRR7β transcripts were lower during the subjective day and higher during the subjective night compared to those at 23°C, indicating that low temperatures do not affect PRR7 alternative splicing but diminish its rhythmic expression.

But those sounds informed songs that also echoed the rhythmic bluster and vocal drama of 1980s alternative-rock acts like the Smiths and Talking Heads.

The levels of both PRR9α and PRR9β transcripts were markedly elevated at low temperatures throughout the time course, and the rhythmic expression was enhanced, indicating that low temperatures do not affect its alternative splicing.

All three include flamencolike clapping and stamping, an effect that could grow tiresome if it weren't used so inventively, both as a quirky alternative to conventional percussion and as a tightly intertwined line of rhythmic counterpoint.

For a slightly "hipper" alternative, there is Hot AC (also called Mix), which favors a younger, more rhythmic generation: Phil Collins, Sting, Mariah Carey, even Billy Idol.

This sheds new light on the direct interaction of rhythmic TMS with brain oscillations and significantly adds to an emerging literature on entrainment via alternative transcranial stimulation protocols, such as tACS [ 7 9, 39 42].

Not so: poetry is important for its vindication of "all the rhythmic, phonetic, verbal and logical devices" that make it what it is, and the production of "alternative imaginary orders".

The alternative is that neurons and synapses confer non-linear functional properties to the underlying rhythmic system that are not captured by the graph connectivity alone (see 'Discussion').