Sentence examples for shift of the nucleus from inspiring English sources

The decrease of "PSM" values for scoliosis reflects a shift of the nucleus zone into the convex side of the scoliotic curve and could be related to the biochemical changes observed in the intervertebral discs with scoliosis.

The population of the minor state could not be defined because exchange is fast compared to the change in the chemical shift of the nuclei between the ground and excited states.

Under sub-optimal growth conditions, one can easily imagine that an insufficient supply of the prenylation precursor, geranylgeranyl diphosphate (GGPP) and its hydrolyzed product geranylgeraniol (GGol) in some cells could result in the shift to the nucleus of a part of the fluorescent GFP-BD-CVIL protein.

AN on the contrary is defined as the NMR chemical shift of the P nucleus in Et3PO in the respective solvent (undiluted).

These changes could result in a shielding or deshielding effect, either of which readily translates into significant changes in the resonance frequency (or chemical shift) of the observed nuclei.

Moreover, two alternate circular permutants demonstrated that entropy mutations could be used to shift the position of the nucleus within the topology of the S6T protein [ 20].

These findings suggest that cortical engagement of the striatum and a shift from cortical engagement of the nucleus accumbens shell to the core is associated with conditioned motor arousal indicative of a cue-elicited motivational state.

A lower water content and a shift of proteoglycan composition of the nucleus pulposus results in a lower signal intensity in T2W MRI sequences, making annular and nuclear material iso-intense to each other [ 7- 9].

The myeloid expansion in CP-CML is attributed to the BCR ABL fusion protein, which arises from a translocation between chromosomes 9 and 22. 59 The leukocytosis observed in patients with infections, severe burns, or cancer is sometimes referred to as a "leukemoid" reaction because of the marked increase in the number of myeloid cells with a "left shift" in the shape of the nucleus.

During the course of processing the 2D NMR spectral data the program analyzes the contour diagrams associated with the 2D spectra and determines the chemical shifts of the intervening nuclei (and therefore the coordinates of the peaks).

The spectral parameters of the peaks are then imported into tables containing chemical shifts, intensities, and the multiplicities of the signals for the 1D spectra and the chemical shifts of the coupled nuclei and the intensities of the peaks in the 2D NMR spectra.