Sentence examples for shift linked from inspiring English sources

This confirmed that there was a metabolic shift linked to the aggregation process.

While progerin does not undergo ZmpSte24-mediated maturation, it does display a mobility shift linked to prenylation and -aaXing (Figure 6B, S4A).

For instance, the most obvious trait shift linked to the Island Syndrome (and we argue, to RIS as well) is change in body size.

The predominance in floral tissues of the 24 nt molecules, already described in grapevine by Wang et al. [ 30], may reflect the shift of the small RNA population towards siRNAs during plant development, shift linked to transposons and repeated sequences.

Combined with other studies being conducted in collaboration with the Churchill "Barcoding Biotas" campaign ([ 10]), there will also be new opportunities for research into species interactions, community ecology, and large-scale faunal shifts linked to climate change.

This shift was linked to the expansion of industrial activities and subsequently to their abandonment during the 20th century.

This dramatic climate shift is linked to drought and famine around the world, which may have made humanity more susceptible to "Justinian's plague" in A.D. 541-542 — the first recorded emergence of the Black Death in Europe.

Causative mechanisms include increased urinary excretion and intracellular shift, possibly linked to perioperative induction of hypothermia.

These architectural shifts were linked to changes in the control of communal ritual and the negotiation of social power in relatively large, short-lived villages.

The detection of an abundance of paleomorphologies provided evidence of a scenario in which constant environmental shifts were linked to the evolution of fluvial and megafan depositional systems.

The ratio of gene copies is, however, shifted to linked 35 S-5 S units.